Outside the historic centre (in quarter Klokoty), baroque pilgrimage church is definitely worth a visit.
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Kotnov Tower is the only remnant of Tábor Castle, which was destroyed by fire in 1532. Bechyně Gate, the southwest entrance to historic centre is next to the tower.
Located in gothic style former town hall, this museum contains expositions about reformer Jan Hus and Hussite revolution, with weapons and historical documents. Under the houses and streets of Žižka Square is a labyrinth of tunnels. The townspeople dug cellars under their houses and these were connected; an approximately 500 m-long section of the tunnel system is open to the public and is a part of the Hussite museum.
If you get bored of many historic sights, why not to spend some time in this museum?
Big church in late Gothic style, right on the main square. Church tower is 87 m tall and offers nice views of the city and surrounding landscape.
Žižkovo náměstí
Main square of historic core. Gothic town hall, big church with look-out tower and monument of medieval military leader Jan Žižka are right on this square. Other interesting sight are in walking distance.
Well-preserved gothic town walls on northern edge of old Tábor.