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Town in South Bohemian, Czech Republic
Photo: Karelj, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
Třeboň is a picturesque little town in South Bohemia. It is home to the Regent brewery and lends its name to the Třeboňsko protected wildlife area. It is well-prepared for tourists with information available in various languages including English. Třeboň is interesting for its architecture, valuable for its history and tempting for its nature beauties.
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Another mighty house of the Schwarzenbergs enriched the chateau with Baroque elements at the outer courtyard. The chateau is surrounded by a wonderful park with ramparts. The largest part of the chateau is occupied by the depository of the State Regional Archives. The foundation of the archives dates back to the year 1602 when a new archive of the Rosenberg house was founded after Petr Vok had to move his family seat from Český Krumlov to Třeboň. A great merit of the establishment of the archives goes to the significant historian and archivist Václav Březan. It is one of the largest chateau complexes in the Czech Republic. Its present shape is a work of Renaissance architects who at the place of a Gothic castle built a palatial seat of the significant Czech house of the Rosenbergs.
The Třeboň Brewery was founded already in 1379 and is one of the oldest breweries in the world. There are guided tours of the historical buildings connected with a beer tasting.
A prominent (originally) water tower built in 1909, now serving as Buddhist artwork gallery.
A smaller museum with various showcases, including temporary ones - such as "Leonardo DaVinci" interactive exhibition in 2026.
Offers a stay and body and soul therapy in two spa houses – the Berta´s Spa and the Aurora Spa. Natural peat from the bogs around the town is used for the treatment of locomotive organs.
The pond right next to the "old city" can be hiked around, but there are also boat round-trips available.
One of the more known restaurants in the town, due to recent Michelin guide award.
This Indian restaurant is not overly fancy visually, but serves good food nonetheless.
Buses from České Budějovice leave from the main bus station, take ~50min and cost ~25Kč (Aug 2010).
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