Trebon - what to see
History, nature and traditions of South Bohemia
The picturesque spa town offers a great combination of history, relaxation and nature. The town is known for its long tradition of fish farming, brewing and medicinal moor baths.
It is worth spending a few days in Třeboň and its surroundings and enjoying the unique local atmosphere.
Třeboň – city tour
Picturesque historic spa town
About 20 km east of České Budějovice is the picturesque spa town of Třeboň. Třeboň is the heart of South Bohemian fish farming and offers a great combination of history, relaxation and nature. The town is known for its long tradition of fish farming, brewing and medicinal peat baths. Its history is mainly connected with the Rožmberk and Schwarzenberg families. continue reading
Trebon - castle
A Renaissance pearl in the middle of the South Bohemian marshes
The dominant feature of the spa town of Třeboň is the Třeboň State Chateau, which is one of the largest and most important chateau complexes in our country. The chateau is not just one building, but an extensive area that has developed over hundreds of years. continue reading
Třeboň – Svět pond
The Třeboň “sea“ in the heart of South Bohemia
On the southern edge of the city of Třeboň, the Svět Pond defines the face of the city itself. This fascinating water feature is not only a place for fish farming and a recreational area, but also a living monument to Renaissance engineering, which for centuries has told the story of human ambition and the power of nature. continue reading
Třeboň – house of Štěpánek Netolický
Home of a genius builder
The House of Štěpánek Netolický in Třeboň is a place where time literally stopped to tell us the story of how a marshy landscape became the South Bohemian lake kingdom. This Renaissance gem on Masaryk Square underwent renovations in later centuries, preserving its unique Gothic-Renaissance core. continue reading
Schwarzenberg tomb
Genius loci near Pond World
The Schwarzenberg tomb is located in the Třeboň park near the Svět pond. The tomb was founded by John Adolf II. Schwarzenberg. One of the stimuli for the construction of the tomb was the death of his wife, Princess Eleonora, on July 27, 1873. Construction began in 1874. On July 29, 1877, the tomb was consecrated by Bedřich Schwarzenberg. continue reading
Rožmberk Pond
The monumental “South Bohemian Sea“
Only about 6 km north of the city of Třeboň is the largest Czech pond. The Lužnice River flows through the pond and is used for fish farming. It was built at the end of the 16th century by Jakub Krčín. Rožmberk is therefore proof that when human ingenuity is combined with respect for nature, a work of art is created that will last for centuries. Today, Rožmberk is the heart of the Třeboň region and a symbol of Czech fish farming. It is not just a technical monument, but a living ecosystem and a place for relaxation. continue reading
Vlkovce sand pits
Extensive sand pits - from mining to recreation
On the southern outskirts of the town of Veselí nad Lužnicí is a sand quarry complex often referred to as the “South Bohemian Sea”. It is one of the most beautiful remains of mining activity in the Czech Republic. It is located in the Třeboňsko Protected Landscape Area, right next to the village of Vlkov nad Lužnicí, and offers a fascinating combination of technical history and unique nature. continue reading
