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Třeboň · Day trips

Day trips from Třeboň

Castles · UNESCO · Towns

From Třeboň everything is close. Jindřichův Hradec, Nové Hrady, Hluboká and two UNESCO sites can each be done in a day – and you are back by the fishpond in the evening.

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Overview

Distances are straight-line distances calculated from coordinates and are only a guide. By road it is always further.

DestinationAs the crow fliesDirectionWhy go
Nové Hrady≈ 24 kmScastle by the Austrian border, the Novohradské hory
Jindřichův Hradec≈ 23 kmNEcastle and château, the Vajgar pond, Prague–Vienna Greenways
České Budějovice≈ 22 kmWthe square-shaped main square, the brewery, onward trains
Hluboká nad Vltavou≈ 25 kmWchâteau managed by the NPÚ, 9 km from Budějovice
Červená Lhota≈ 28 kmNa water château
Holašovice≈ 37 kmWvillage of rural Baroque architecture, UNESCO 1998
Český Krumlov≈ 40 km (≈ 51 km by road)SWUNESCO 1992, the Vltava

Tips

  • By bike: Nové Hrady and Jindřichův Hradec lie on the Rožmberk Heritage Greenway loop.
  • By train: Jindřichův Hradec and Český Krumlov can both be reached by train with a change (at Veselí nad Lužnicí and České Budějovice respectively).
  • Two in one day: Hluboká + Holašovice, or Jindřichův Hradec + Červená Lhota.

Český Krumlov has its own guides: Český Krumlov for a weekend and From Český Krumlov to Třeboň.

Map of the area

2 km5 km10 km Svět201.5 ha, dam 1,400 mOpatovický fishpond160.6 ha, dam 1,177 mRožmberkwater surface 489 ha, dam 2,355 mVelký Tisý317 ha Třeboň Château Regent Brewery Schwarzenberg Tomb Bertiny lázně spa Třeboň lázně stop Stará Hlína Nová Hlína Lutová Chlum u Třeboně Lomnice nad Lužnicí Hrachoviště Majdalena Domanín 05 km N
Locations from Wikipedia. Fishponds are drawn as circles whose area matches the water surface, not the real shoreline.

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Plan the trip

Three helpers, already set for Třeboň. All of them are also on the Planner page.

How we chose

  • We wrote about Třeboň because it works as a base for a stay: there is somewhere to sleep, something to do on foot or by bike, and a way to get there.
  • Facts such as areas, dates and rules come from official bodies and Wikipedia. Each one is in the source list below, with the date we last checked it.
  • We name no individual hosts, and nobody pays to be included.

The full method is on the About the atlas page

Sources (5) checked on
  1. Wikipedia – coordinates of towns and sights (Jindřichův Hradec, Nové Hrady, Červená Lhota, Hluboká, Holašovice, Český Krumlov; in Czech) – straight-line distances calculated from these coordinates
  2. World Heritage in Czechia – Wikipedia (in Czech)
  3. Hluboká nad Vltavou (château) – Wikipedia (in Czech)
  4. Long-distance cycle routes – Třeboňsko.cz (in Czech)
  5. Route Český Krumlov – Třeboň (road, in Czech) – 51 km

Where a source is only in Czech, it says so. How we pick sources and fix errors: About the atlas.