The most beautiful cities of South Bohemia
Selection of the most beautiful cities in South Bohemia
South Bohemia is not only hundreds of ponds in the Třeboň region, the Vltava valley and the mountains in the south, but also beautiful cities full of monuments and historical gems. Let's take a look at the most beautiful cities that you can find in South Bohemia.
Český Krumlov
The most beautiful city in South Bohemia
Historic Český Krumlov boasts an amazing location between the Vltava meanders. It is one of the most tourist destinations in the Czech Republic, which suffers a bit of a local atmosphere. Here you will find a beautiful castle, Svornosti square surrounded by historic houses. Several beautiful views across the city and much more. continue reading
Czech Budejovice
The largest city in South Bohemia
České Budějovice has almost one hundred thousand inhabitants and is thus the largest city in South Bohemia. The city is famous for its Budvar beer and the beautiful square of Přemysl Otakar II, which is one of the largest in the Czech Republic. The most important monuments can be found in its vicinity continue reading
Třeboň
The capital of ponds
Třeboň is a small but beautiful and historic town in the south of Bohemia. It is the center of the protected landscape area of Třeboň known for its numerous ponds. The town itself has a beautiful Masaryk Square and a chateau. It also retained part of the original city fortification. continue reading
Jindřichův Hradec
Historic town with a famous pond
Jindřichův Hradec is a historic district town with a large adjacent pond Vajgar. The most important monument is the castle. On the picturesque square of Peace there is also a magnificent Marian column of the Holy Trinity. continue reading
Slavonice
Pearl of the Czech Renaissance
Slavonice is a small town in South Bohemia. It was renowned for its beautiful square with its magnificent houses. In addition, you will find the rest of the city fortifications with gates and the interesting Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. continue reading
Tábor
Hussite city
Tábor became famous as a city founded by the Hussites. It is the second largest city in the South Bohemian Region. It is situated on the Lužnice River and has an interesting historical center situated in the vicinity of Žižka Square. Only the Kotnov tower remained from the original castle. Around the city you will find beautiful nature, including the large pond Jordan continue reading
Písek
The city with the oldest bridge in the Czech Repub
Sand is located on the gold-bearing river Otava. He became famous mainly for his stone bridge, the oldest in the Czech Republic. Other attractions include the Písek Castle and the tall Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary. The church tower is 70 meters high. The Neptune Fountain is also interesting continue reading
