Hrádek Nad Olší: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Hrádek Nad Olší
The marked trail network in Hrádek serves hikers, cyclists and, in winter, cross-country skiers. The Hrádek–Chata Hrádek–Filipka hiking trail is 4.8 km long and has an elevation difference of 386 m.
Trails and Nature
In the Girov floodplain forest in Hrádek, the nature trail features an elevated, covered birdwatching platform for observing the landscape and wildlife, especially birds. The nature trail also has three information panels, two interactive educational stations and five forest benches.
The Olše Canyon in Hrádek is approximately 1 km long and 10 m deep. It serves as a starting point for water tours on the Olše.
History and Museum
The medieval fortification of Zómczysko has preserved a damaged central core and a disturbed neck ditch. The small castle was intended to monitor a trade route from Hungary through the Jablunkov Pass to Silesia.
A sandstone block on the summit of Filipka marks the tripoint, or three-municipality boundary point, of Hrádek, Nýdek and Návsí; it was placed there in 1997 at the actual border point.
The Hrádek Museum and Information Centre is located at Hrádek 115 next to the Leisure Activities Centre and is housed in a reconstructed, hundred-year-old former fire station. It displays a wide variety of everyday objects used by earlier generations in the 19th and 20th centuries. Visits should preferably be arranged in advance.
The “hrádecký rynik” was a three-legged metal cauldron once used in the fields to heat food.
Events
The traditional “Běh Hrádkem” run reached its 30th edition in 2026. The GULÁŠFEST goulash festival takes place in Belko; its fifth edition was announced for 2026.
More local pages: Sviadnov, Staříč, Kozlovice, Bystrice Nad Olsi, Bocanovice, Lhotka, Palkovice, Vyšní Lhoty.
To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Frýdek-Místek.