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Radobyčice, Pilsen — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Kaple Panny Marie Fatimské and a walled hammer-mill cottage anchor Radobyčice, a village district counted within Pilsen.
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Where to stay in Radobyčice
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
No hotel row here. Radobyčice reads as a village kept inside Pilsen, and a traveller books in the city before coming out to see Kaple Panny Marie Fatimské and the walled cottage at čp. 8. Two memorials share one name in the registers. The district covers 5.69 square kilometres, most of it ordinary ground rather than anything a guest books into.
Pilsen is the base.
Few places to stay in Radobyčice — most visitors book in Pilsen nearby.
About Radobyčice
What are the main landmarks in Radobyčice?
Kaple Panny Marie Fatimské is the one building here that a visitor would recognise as a destination, and Hamernický domek čp. 8 s ohradní zdí follows it onto the list with its enclosing wall counted in. The rest is memorial ground. Two entries carry the identical name, Památník v Radobyčicích, one of them separated in the registers only by a bracketed number.
Radobyčice's list stops at those four.
What is the history of Radobyčice?
One name hints at trade. Hamernický domek čp. 8 s ohradní zdí ties Radobyčice to hammer-mill work through its name alone, since the record supplies no founding year and no chronicle to go with the four listed monuments. Pilsen administers the village as a district.
Kaple Panny Marie Fatimské and the two entries filed as Památník v Radobyčicích are the rest of what the registers hold.
Where is Radobyčice?
Radobyčice takes up 5.69 square kilometres of Pilsen, ground that carries two memorials logged alike as Památník v Radobyčicích.
Common questions
What is the best area to stay in Radobyčice?
Pilsen: a city room within easy reach of the Radobyčice chapel.
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Updated August 2026