Bělá nad Radbůzou

Bělá nad Radbůzou is a small town in the Domažlice District of West Bohemia, situated on the banks of the Radbůza river, close to the German border. The town is known for its chateau surrounded by an English-style park, a reminder of its aristocratic past and the main point of interest in the town centre. The surrounding landscape is shaped by the Český les forest range (part of the Bohemian Forest), offering pleasant surroundings for walking, hiking and cycling, particularly along the river valley. Its proximity to the Bavarian border makes it easy to take day trips into neighbouring Germany, notably to the town of Waldmünchen. The wider region remains rural and sparsely built-up, valued for its tranquillity and clean air, well away from major tourist crowds. The area suits visitors interested in nature and modest local heritage, with several typical West Bohemian villages nearby worth exploring. The climate is temperate continental, with mild summers and cooler winters, suitable for outdoor activities throughout the year.