Radava is a picturesque Slovak village in Dolžitava on the western slope of the Hronská Uplands. The first record of the village is from 1237.
The village is located near the thermal swimming pool Podhájska. That is why tourism is very well developed here. Visitors can stay in hotel or family-type pensions, in cottages of various kinds or in private. The village itself has a lot to offer tourists. The area of the village and its wide surroundings offers opportunities for hiking and biking in the distinctive rolling countryside on recreational routes, from which there are unusual views of the Danube plain. There are two Roman Catholic churches in the village. One is Baroque from 1700, which was built on the foundations of an older Gothic building, and the other is a modern from 1970. There is also a wooden bell tower, a group of nine protected small-leaved linden trees, a cultural house, a new sports complex, two sports halls and a center. village wooden gallery.
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