The short nature trail around legendary Hussite general Jan Žižka’s birthplace in south Bohemia is worth visiting. If driving in the area, consider a stop in nearby Borovany to see the monastery/chateau.
Category: České Budějovice district
*The Baroque Křížová cesta in the south Bohemian pilgrimage town of Římov: 5 km*
25 Baroque chapels line the remarkable Křížová cesta pilgrimage trail founded by the Jesuits of Český Krumlov in the countryside surrounding the town of Římov.
A walk from Neznašov village to the Vltava and Lužnice river confluence viewpoints: 5 km
This short walk follows an educational trail starting in the old village of Neznašov, close to Týn. It tours a promontory offering good views over the Vltava and some local historical monuments.
A riverside walk between Týn nad Vltavou and Koloděje nad Lužnicí: 10 km to 15 km
A pleasant walk to explore the confluence of the Vltava and Lužnice rivers near Týn nad Vltavou, with a nice riverside section to reach Mitrovicz castle at Koloděje nad Lužnicí.
A short walk around the UNESCO World Heritage listed Holašovice village: 1 km
Holašovice is known for having a unique collection of late 19th century farmhouses showcasing the ‘folk Baroque’ style of architecture. It is definitely worth a quick detour to walk around the very pretty village!
A tour of the historical old town center in České Budějovice: 4 km
České Budějovice may be best known today as the home of the original Budweiser beer, but the old town (which dates back to 1265) is definitely worth exploring on a short walk.
A walk along the Vltava river from Hluboká nad Vltavou to Karlův Hrádek: 20 km
The Vltava cycle and hiking trail to the north of Hluboká is a very pretty section of river and worth exploring. Don’t miss a stop at the romantic 14th castle ruins of Karlův Hrádek.
*A walk around the fairy-tale chateau and park at Hluboká nad Vltavou: 5 km*
From a distance, Hluboká chateau might appear to belong in a Disney theme park, but in reality this spectacular neo-Gothic castle and its English-style park are well worth visiting.
*Nové Hrady and walks in the beautiful Terčino valley: 5 km to 10 km*
The attractive border town of Nové Hrady is worth of visit for its variety of architecture, but the highlight of a walk in the area is the exceptional landscaped park in Terčino valley, created by the Buquoy family.