Vyhlídka opata Zavorala, Scenic viewpoint in Radíč, Czech Republic.

Vyhlídka opata Zavorala is a viewpoint on the right bank of the Vltava, above the Slapy Reservoir and directly beside the Celtic oppidum of Hrazany. It is marked by an information board and a stone cross that has been damaged several times; there is no railing at the edge.

The viewpoint is named after Metoděj Jan Zavoral (1862 Neveklov – 1942 Prague), abbot of the Premonstratensian order and a friend of writer Karel Čapek. It stands on the right bank of the Vltava above the Slapy Reservoir, next to the Celtic oppidum Hrazany. A stone cross was placed here and later damaged several times.

The viewpoint is named after Metoděj Jan Zavoral, abbot of the Premonstratensian order, born in Neveklov in 1862 and died in Prague in 1942. An information board at the site recalls him, including his friendship with the writer Karel Čapek. The spot stands directly beside the Celtic oppidum Hrazany on the right bank of the Vltava above the Slapy reservoir.

The viewpoint stands on the right bank of the Vltava above the Slapy Reservoir, next to the Celtic oppidum Hrazany. It has no railing, so watch your step at the edge. An information board on site recalls Abbot Metoděj Jan Zavoral and his friendship with Karel Čapek.

The viewpoint stands directly beside the Celtic oppidum of Hrazany, a hillfort on the opposite bank of the Vltava. A stone cross was erected here but has been damaged several times, and the spot has no railing.