Revnice

Revnice is a small town in Central Bohemia, located in the Prague-West district on the banks of the Berounka River, around twenty kilometres south-west of Prague. Its green surroundings, set among wooded hills and the river's winding course, have long made it a popular spot for Prague residents seeking weekend cottages and country retreats. The area is well suited to walking and cycling, with easy access to nearby hills such as the Brdy range. A rail link connecting Prague to Beroun means the capital is only a short journey away, while still offering a quieter, more rural setting. The centre of Revnice retains the feel of a peaceful small town, with a handful of local shops, a church and streets lined with traditional Czech houses. The Berounka River also offers opportunities for swimming and canoeing during the summer months. This makes Revnice a good base for travellers looking for a tranquil stay in Central Bohemia, close to Prague yet surrounded by countryside, well away from the bustle of the capital's historic centre.