Chuderov: Hotels and accommodation
Accommodation in Chuderov
Radešín above Chuderovec is 552 m high and consists of trachyte. Its summit can be reached from four directions: from Chuderov, Sovolusky, Radešín and Chuderovec. The administrative area of the municipality of Chuderov lies within the České středohoří Protected Landscape Area.
Nature
The Chuderov circuits include a 4 km extension of the blue-marked hiking trail from Žežice to the Vyhlídka Vladimíra Horáka viewpoint. The Vyhlídka Vladimíra Horáka viewpoint has a tourist shelter along the trail from Radešín.
Vyhlídka na zelené lies on a green-marked trail above Chuderovec and offers views of the ridge of the Ore Mountains as well as the northern part of Ústí nad Labem. Zámecký vrch offers views of the Elbe Valley and the peaks of the České středohoří.
History and architectural heritage
A prehistoric hillfort once stood on Radešín. At the beginning of the 14th century, a wooden fortified structure stood on Zámecký vrch; it was burned down in 1348. Zámecký vrch can be reached via the road between Chuderovec and Arnultovice.
The single-nave Church of St Martin in Chuderov has a polygonally enclosed, set-back chancel, a gabled roof over the nave and a hipped roof over the chancel with a roof turret.
Surroundings
The Hrad Střekov castle and the ruins of Hrad Kysperk are located near Chuderov. The mountains of Kozí vrch, Glaberův vrch, Trpasličí kameny and Deblík are also in the vicinity.
The Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and the ZOO Ústí nad Labem park are also located nearby.
For the higher-level travel overview: Ústí nad Labem District.
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