Městský úřad Rabí

I have nothing to complain about! ;-)

Below the village Rabi u Susice road to the quarry with a pond and an impressive rocky seascape.

The town hall is located on the square directly across the road below the ruins of Rabí Castle. The city is trying to keep the environment clean and as a tourist going to the ruins he was satisfied with the organization of parking because probably the local income of the city and sole traders are to some extent dependent on attendance and movement of tourists. So satisfaction for me

We visited Rabi and we are excited. For a long time we have not met a place on our travels where they understand the mathematics of "tourists = money". I mean it all in a good way. We were in the parking lot, in the restaurant, in the stall, in the souvenir shop, in the castle and everywhere they smiled, they went out of their way to meet us, there was peace everywhere. I will recommend this city everywhere as a place to stay. Thank you very much.

The picturesque town in the foothills of the Šumava Mountains (at an altitude of 478 meters), where today has about 500 inhabitants, is associated with the development of Rabí Castle, which was probably founded in the 13th century. Podhradí became the nucleus of a small town, which gradually grew. The first written mention of the village comes from 1373, when the village of Raby is listed as a fortified town with a church owned by the Švihov family from Rýzmberk. During the reign of Půta Švihovský, in the 15th century, the castle and the town experienced an unprecedented boom, and it was at this time that the castle received the privileged title of town from King Vladislav Jagiellonsky (1499). The rabbi thus acquired city rights and this title was renewed on April 1, 2010. The picturesque town in the foothills of the Bohemian Forest (at an altitude of 478 meters), which currently houses about 500 inhabitants, is associated with the development of Rabí Castle, which was probably founded in the 13th century. The settlement around the castle became the seed of a small town, which gradually grew. The first written mention of the village comes from 1373, when the village "Raby" is mentioned as a fortified town with a church owned by Švihovský of Rýzmberk. During the reign of Půta Švihovský (15th century), the castle and the town are experiencing an unprecedented boom, and at this time they are getting the privileged title of the city (1499) by King Vladislav Jagello. Thus, Rabi gained urban rights and this title was re-established again on April 1, 2010.