The village of Radějovice is located in the district of Strakonice in the South Bohemian Region. They are 16 km southeast from Strakonice and 47 km northwest from the regional capital České Budějovice. Currently, approx. 43 inhabitants, making the municipality of Radějovice one of the municipalities in the Czech Republic with the lowest number of inhabitants. The first written mention of the village dates back to 1334. An unnamed stream flows through Radějovice, which is a right-hand tributary of the Cehnický stream in the Otava basin and belongs to the North Sea basin.
Landmarks of the village:
- homestead No. 12 (cultural monument of the Czech Republic)
- there is a rectangular chapel of the Virgin Mary from the 19th century with a belfry on the ridge of the roof, in front of it a cast-iron cross on a stone plinth
- niche chapel from 1895 in front of homestead No. 18
Tips for trips:
- the ruins of Helfenburg Castle
- City Museum in Volhynia
- Vodňany - Fishing Museum
- City Museum and Gallery
- Educational Vodňanská trail
- Strakonice Castle
- Sand - Ski arena
- Swimming stadium
- The Dust Museum
and more.