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The South Bohemian Region is particularly famous for the beauty of its countryside. It is formed by the Budějovice and Třeboň basins whilst its borders are formed by mountains and highlands. The region is often perceived as „region of lakes“ and it is famous for the omnipresent fish industry. The South Bohemian Region is often visited by water sports enthusiasts thanks mainly to the Lužnice, Nežárka and Vltava rivers as well as Lipno Dam. The south-west border is formed by the Šumava mountains where we can still find many areas of untouched countryside. A specific feature of this region is its folk architecture. Speaking of South Bohemia one cannot forget to mention the renowned Budvar beer. In the South Bohemian Region we can find a large number of precious monuments and Český Krumlov and Holešovice are both on the UNESCO Heritage List. Other popular locations are the Hluboká chateau and towns Rožmberk and Jindřichův Hradec.
The spa town of Třeboň has almost 9000 inhabitans and is frequently visited by tourists, who are mostly atttracted to ...
Nová Bystřice is a small town with ca 3,000 inhabitants, located in the region Jindřichův Hradec close to the Czech-Austrian ...
The country town Jindřichův Hradec is situated in the south – Bohemian region by the Nežárka river and Vajgar fishpond. ...
The Jindřichův Hradec Chateau stands in the town of the same name. It was founded on a cliff above the ...
The water chateau Cervena Lhota is one of the best known and most romantic reneaissance chateaus in Bohemia. It was ...
The castle, and later on the chateau, called Orlík had been rising on the high hill above Vltava river for ...
The county town of Tábor is situated on the Lužnice river in the south Bohemian province. Tábor, whose center is ...
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