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Town Hall

The majestic building of the České Budějovice Town Hall is located on Přemysl Otakar II Square. and is part of the city conservation area. Originally a Renaissance building, it was built in the middle of the 16th century. The current representative appearance of the historic town hall is from the Baroque years 1727–30 by the Schwarzenberg builder Antonín E. Martinelli.

Přemysl Otakar II Square

Přemysl Otakar II Square. it is famous for its regular square floor plan and an area of more than one hectare. It is thus one of the largest square squares in the Czech Republic. It bears the name of the founder of the city, who was the Czech king Přemysl Otakar II in 1265. The square was laid out already when the city was founded. 48 baroque and renaissance houses with arcades around its perimeter add to its interest. All the houses except the town hall belonged to the wealthiest citizens or nobles. They still stand today on their original medieval plots and for the most part have a Gothic core. Their current form comes from the Renaissance or Baroque period. Since the foundation of the city, the square has served as a basic orientation point, a place for holding markets, secular and church celebrations and executions. You can determine the exact location of the gallows on the square by the so-called stray stone - the only remnant of the original pavement. It is located a few steps from Samson's fountain (where the bell tower originally stood) in the direction of the Hotel Zvon.

Source: https://www.budejce.cz/aktivity/6-radnice-ceske-budejovice

Source: https://www.budejce.cz/aktivity/1-namesti-premysla-otakara-ii

Schwarzenberg Grave

The tomb is located near Třeboň, about 1 km from the Třeboň castle, in the English park, on the southeast side of the Svět pond. Jan Adolf II was mainly responsible for the construction. Schwarzenberg with his wife Princess Eleonora.

The original project of the new tomb was designed by the prominent Austrian architect Friedrich Schmidt. However, he was not sufficiently familiar with the problematic subsoil, so the princely builder Damasius Deworetzky modified it according to local conditions.

Masaryk Square

Třeboň is a town in the district of Jindřichův Hradec in the South Bohemian Region, 22 km east of České Budějovice, in the Třeboň basin on the Zlatá stoka between Svět and Rožmberk ponds. Approximately 8,200 inhabitants live here. It is a spa and recreation city, a city heritage reserve and a center of the Třeboňsko PLA. 

Masaryk Square is the natural center of Třeboň. It is surrounded by bourgeois houses with Renaissance and Baroque gables. The most important building on the square is the old town hall from 1566.

Source: https://www.kudyznudy.cz/aktivity/masarykovo-namesti-s-radnici-v-treboni

Source: https://schwarzenberska-hrobka.cz/

Český Krumlov Castle

Český Krumlov Castle is one of the most important monuments in Central Europe in terms of architectural level, cultural tradition and scale. Perhaps due to hidden position in a remote corner of South Bohemia. Its building development has been preserved with the original layout, material structure, interior installations and architectural details from the 14th to the 19th century.

Český Krumlov is a town in the South Bohemian Region in the Český Krumlov district, 22 km southwest of České Budějovice. It lies under the crest of the Blanské les and the Vltava River flows through it. It is a tourist and cultural center of southern Bohemia. Approximately 13 thousand inhabitants live here.

Source: https://zamek-ceskykrumlov.cz/en

Lipno

The season in Lipno never ends, not only in the winter and holiday months, but also in spring and autumn. Here you will always find something that excites and delights you. Don't forget that not only winter fun awaits you in Lipno, but also spring flowers and autumn glow.

Lipno Valley Reservoir, Lipno I or Lipno Reservoir is a waterworks built on the Vltava River in 1952–1959. With an area of 48.7 km², it is the largest dam reservoir and the largest water area in the Czech Republic. The construction of the dam began in 1952 and lasted until 1958. It was unique in its scope and the use of new technologies. Thanks to the four-seater cable cars and wide slopes, the Lipno ski resort also offers comfort for the disabled. It is possible to try out 3 pieces of special monoski equipment, which will give wheelchair users the opportunity to enjoy the joy of moving on the snow with other skiers.

Source: https://www.lipno.info/lipno.html

Treetop walkway of Lipno

• The trail is barrier-free
• The length of the Trail is 650 meters and you will find an adrenaline network, 11 adrenaline stops and several educational stops on it
• The tower is 40 meters high and you will see sculptures of bird nests on it, birdsong will be heard at the top
• The water slide is 52 meters long and is one of the longest in the Czech Republic
• Dogs and other animals are not allowed on the Trail, special boxes are prepared for them at the entrance
• Ticket sales and entry to the premises end 1 hour before the end of opening hours 

And more... - check on local webpages, etc.