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We would like to offer you accommodation at Blažek´s farmstead and brief you on the actual scope of services rendered by that recreation facility. The farmstead is situated in a picturesque South Bohemian village of Dudov, lying south of Prague, between the towns of Tábor and Bechynì. Thanks to its location and furnishings the farmstead is an ideal place for small groups or families with children to spend their holidays.

History:

Built in the eighteenth century by the Blažek family, farmstead No. 3 has grown to be the biggest and richest farm in the village. A fire broke out in the village in 1949, totally gutting the farmstead’s residential wing. Later on, its owner František Blažek completely rebuilt it. In the early 1950s, during the country’s forced collectivisation, the farmstead was seized and turned into a breeding station. The object then frequently changed hands, the last owner being the Praga truck-manufacturing company, which used the farm as its recreation centre. But the company proved to be a very bad manager indeed and the object fell into disrepair. In 1992 the farmstead was resituated to the daughter of the original owners who permanently lives in England, and in 1996 the current owner who then launched its overall reconstruction bought the farm.

Farm Furnishings:

The farmstead’s current accommodation capacity are three apartments A, B and C for four to six people. As for sporting facilities, visitors can avail themselves of a nearby grass pitch, play table tennis, cricket and darts or dip in an outdoor swimming pool (depth 1,2 m, width 7,8 x 3,8 m.). Sand-pit available for children is covered by parasol. Car parking area is situated on estate ground under enclosure.

Apartment Furnishing B:

Apartment A have a living kitchen (1+0), one bedroom (3+0), its own bathroom with a shower cabinet, a bidet, and WC. Visitors have at their disposal a dishwasher, all kitchen utensils (an electric stove and oven), a high-speed electric kettle, a coffee maker and refrigerator. The whole apartment is tastily furnished with wooden furniture. In bad weather, table games, such as cards, chess, jigsaw puzzle, etc. may be played inside. All house and garden is connected by WiFi internet wireless.

Other Information and Services:

Following previous orders, piglet and poultry barbecues or genuine Czech pig-slaughtering feast and trips may be arranged for the visitors. There is a small pond suitable for bathing in the village. Visitors interested in mushroom picking are recommended to try their luck in the charming forests nearby. Breakfast can be served for an additional price 80 CZK per person.

Local Catering:

Skrýchov (a nearby village, 1.5 km distance) has a pub offering cold dishes.
Malšice (a village 5 km away) has several restaurants serving hot and cold meals.

Čenkov (a nearby village, 3 km distance) has several restaurants serving - recommanded. 
 

Transport Information:

Dudov - bus to Tábor running twice a day (bus-stop in front of the farmstead).
Trebelice - train running to Tábor or Bechynì four times a day (train stop is 1.5 kms from the farm).
Prague - Dudov (100 km) - by train or bus.

Recommended Trips:

Visitors may go in for various sports, make trips to local landmarks, or go swimming, angling etc.

Visits to Historical Landmarks:

Bechyně - a spa town founded in the fourteenth century with a Renaissance chateau, an art gallery, a fire-fighting museum - 12 kms.
Tábor - a historical town with a unique centre, a mediaeval system of underground corridors, and Museum of the Hussite Movement - 15 kms.
Hluboká nad Vltavou - one of the best known and finest Czech chateaux - 45 kms.
Ohrada Chateau houses an exhibition of hunting weapons and fishing and angling equipment and trophies - 45 kms.
Červená Lhota Chateau - its Renaissance and rococo interiors are equipped with valuable historical furnishings - 35 kms.
Kozí Hrádek - ruins of a castle where Master John Huss, the fifteenth century Czech church reformer, lived and worked - 18 kms.
Dobronice - ruins of a fourteenth century castle - 8 kms.
Choustník - extensive ruins of a castle commanding stunning views of the surrounding countryside - 28 kms.
Stádlec Bridge - an industrial monument, the only preserved empire-style bridge in the country - 7 kms.
Hartmanice, Mažice a okolní obce – klasická jihoèeská lidová architektura, tzv. selské baroko– 15 km. 

Nature and Swimming:

Borkovice Moors - a nature preserve noted in the past for peat extraction - 15 kms.
Černice Nature Preserve - a mixed forest reserve covering an area of two thousand hectares - 1 km.
Tábor - swimming in Jordán lake, in the town’s swimming pool, fitness centre and sauna - 15 kms. 

Sport:

Bechynì - tennis - 12 kms.
Tábor - tennis - 15 kms.
Černovice Nature Preserve - a professional-standard nine-hole golf course plus a golf club - 5 kms.