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Roštín
Roštín lies in the valley below Brdo, the highest peak of the Chřiby hills (587 m), about 17 km south-west of Kroměříž. The first written mention of the village dates from 1240. The parish Church of St Anne was built in 1847.
A green-marked trail leads from the Roštín chapel to Brdo; it is about 2.5 km long and climbs roughly 270 m. Below the summit stands a stone lookout tower from 2004. Families will enjoy the local loop through the Roštín forest, about 5 km long and marked in blue, which starts in the village and passes a chapel with a spring and the springs in the Brdský žleb valley. A nature trail to a lime tree runs south of the village.
In summer the outdoor swimming pool is open, and near the village there is also the Kamínka recreation area with accommodation for summer stays and camps.
