The Radošov Bridge across the Ohře River was built at a ford where King John of Luxembourg first entered Bohemia.
His son, Emperor Charles IV, granted the town of Ostrov nad Ohří the right to build the bridge and collect tolls on precious goods imported along the country road, especially from the Rhineland. Unfortunately, the wooden bridge burned down several times, but it was always rebuilt. However, the last fire in 1986 nearly ended the existence of this unique bridge within a few hours.
In 2000–2001, the municipality of Kyselka began preparatory design work for the restoration of the historic wooden Radošov Bridge, using its own funds and collection proceeds. On 17 October 2003, the bridge was reopened after many years.
