The town of Starý Plzenec is located 9 km southeast of the center of Pilsen in the valley of the river Úslava between Radyní and Hůrka. According to archaeological finds, this place has been inhabited since the 5th millennium BC. The first written record dates back to 976 and the victorious battle of the Czechs with the Bavarians under the "iuxta Pilisini urbem". The most important monuments of the city include the ruins of Radyně Castle and the rotunda of St. Peter and Paul.
Monuments:
- Radyně Castle
- Rotunda of St. Peter and Paul
- Church of St. John the Baptist
- Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary
- Fara
- fountain
- Monument to the Fallen
- rural homesteads, nos. 29, 38, 73
- a column with a statue of the Virgin Mary
- Pieta sculptural group
- statue of St. Blažej
- a column with a statue of the Virgin Mary.
All news and information can be found on the website of the city of Starý Plzenec. The town hall building is located at Masarykovo náměstí 121, Starý Plzenec. The town hall building is located at Smetanova 932, Starý Plzenec.