The surroundings

All about South Bohemia in the Czech Republic

South Bohemia is a rare beautiful and water-rich area between Prague and the Austrian border. Not for nothing is this one of the most popular resorts in the Czech Republic. South Bohemia, with its varied nature and cultural opportunities, is an ideal holiday destination for everyone.

Attractions near the campsite
The town of Bechynĕ is 10 km from the campsite and here you will find a larger and some small supermarket, a bank, restaurants, a monastery, several smaller museums that are really worth seeing.
A riding stables and a golf course are about 15 km away.
30 km from the campsite you can enjoy delicious Burgundian cuisine in the village of Pisek.
In the west of Sobĕslav, 25 km from the campsite, a beautiful hiking trail through the wetlands of Borkovice (Borkovicka blata) has been drawn.
In July and August the “Križík” travels from Tábor to Bĕchyně: a historical electric railway.
The old well-known suspension bridge of Stadleč and the ruins of Dobronice u Bechynĕ are within walking distance of the campsite.
Kutná Hora is a village 120 km from the campsite with silver mines, toboggan run, ossuary etc.
The Chýnov Caves are 37 km from the campsite.
You can go canoeing, fishing and swimming in the Lužnice River.
At our campsite you will find various maps and guides of the region.

Picturesque towns and villages

Culturally, there is much to see and discover in South Bohemia, because history has left a special treasure of urban monuments. The entire region is dotted with old towns and picturesque villages. Among other things, you can visit historical buildings in Tabor and Česky Krumlov.

Tábor

Tábor plays in a very important role in Czech history. The city founded in 1420 by the Hussites. The old town is a matter of thought and the character of the Festivities with the city walls and the bewildered gasses. The castle of Tabor is neither older nor the city itself and from the run tower you can enjoy a great view. You can also walk with a guide through that underground passageways.

Český Krumlov

Český Krumlov is the most popular city in the region. There is so much medieval architecture in no bohemian town. The largest shopping center in South Bohemia is also located here. One of the biggest attractions of Český Krumlov is the revolving theater, where plays are played in the revolving sets. You can take a carriage ride through the beautiful old part of the city or take a boat trip. The large Dekenaatskerk St. Vitus from the 15th century is also worth a visit.

Castles and Ruins

South Bohemia is a region known for its castles and ruins. You can find castles in Hluboká nad Vltavou, Cervená Lhota and in Zvíkov. Ruins are also often visited by tourists. The best known ruins are:

  • Divci Kamen, located 10 km north of Český Krumlov
  • Dobronice u Bechyně, Kozi hradek 5.5 km away from Tabor
  • Selmberk located 17 km northeast of Tábor, in a romantic nature reserve.

If you have complaints about your movement organs, then South Bohemia can offer you therapy and recovery in the spa resorts of Trebon, Bechynĕ and Vráž.

South Bohemia

South Bohemia is a very suitable area from the point of view of bicycle tourism. The flat landscape around the ponds in the Trebon and Ceské Budëjovice basin offers good opportunities for recreational cycling both inside and outside the road network, on field paths and forest paths that are marked for walkers and cyclists. The routes lead along the banks of many ponds. The marked long distance cycle route Vienna – Prague runs through the eastern half of South Bohemia. The route leads through the cities of Slavonice, Nová Bystrice, Jindrichuv Hradec and Tábor. In different places you can deviate from the route and get to know the South Bohemian landscape through marked local routes. A number of educational routes await cyclists in the region who inform them about interesting facts from different nature locations.