Tuhošť, Iron Age hillfort in Smolov, Czech Republic
Tuhošť is an Iron Age hillfort located on elevated terrain near Smolov village. The site features ancient defensive earthworks and stone structures that form the visible remains of this fortified settlement.
This fortification was built during the Iron Age as a center for the surrounding communities. It served as a place of refuge and control for people living in the region.
The archaeological remains at Tuhošť demonstrate the engineering capabilities of early Slavic tribes who constructed these defensive structures across the Czech territories.
The site is reachable from Smolov village by walking trails and is best visited during warmer months. Sturdy footwear is advisable due to the uneven terrain and slopes of the hilltop location.
The geographical positioning of Tuhošť at coordinates 49.420343, 12.963036 allowed its inhabitants to monitor movement across extensive sections of the surrounding territory.
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