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    South Bohemia is a region in the Czech Republic known for its beautiful landscapes and well-preserved historical villages. It has an area of 10,056 square kilometers and a population of over 637,000 people. Some of the key places visited on a two-day trip included České Budějovice, known for its large central square and St. Nicholas Cathedral; Český Krumlov, with its medieval castle and buildings on the UNESCO World Heritage list; the village of Holašovice, a well-preserved example of traditional Bohemian architecture; and Hluboká nad Vltavou, home to a Romanesque castle and aquap

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    South Bohemia is a region in the Czech Republic known for its beautiful landscapes and well-preserved historical villages. It has an area of 10,056 square kilometers and a population of over 637,000 people. Some of the key places visited on a two-day trip included České Budějovice, known for its large central square and St. Nicholas Cathedral; Český Krumlov, with its medieval castle and buildings on the UNESCO World Heritage list; the village of Holašovice, a well-preserved example of traditional Bohemian architecture; and Hluboká nad Vltavou, home to a Romanesque castle and aquap

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    South Bohemia is a region in the Czech Republic known for its beautiful landscapes and well-preserved historical villages. It has an area of 10,056 square kilometers and a population of over 637,000 people. Some of the key places visited on a two-day trip included České Budějovice, known for its large central square and St. Nicholas Cathedral; Český Krumlov, with its medieval castle and buildings on the UNESCO World Heritage list; the village of Holašovice, a well-preserved example of traditional Bohemian architecture; and Hluboká nad Vltavou, home to a Romanesque castle and aquap

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    South Bohemia

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    South Bohemia is a region in the Czech Republic known for its beautiful landscapes and well-preserved historical villages. It has an area of 10,056 square kilometers and a population of over 637,000 people. Some of the key places visited on a two-day trip included České Budějovice, known for its large central square and St. Nicholas Cathedral; Český Krumlov, with its medieval castle and buildings on the UNESCO World Heritage list; the village of Holašovice, a well-preserved example of traditional Bohemian architecture; and Hluboká nad Vltavou, home to a Romanesque castle and aquap

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    South Bohemia

    Marie Lavická, Nicholas Čížek, Sára Blažíčková, Anna Tulisová, Eliška Poulová
    Basic Informations
    • Area: 10.056 km2
    • Population: 637.460 people
    • Municipalities: 623
    • Capital: České Budějovice
    Why we have chosen
    South Bohemia?

    • Because we were there and it was very


    beautiful experience for all of us
    • There are 16 villageheritage reservations
    • The best known is Holašovice which is
    included on the UNESCO World Heritage
    List
    THE FIRST DAY
    START

    FINISH
    České Budějovice
    • Square
    • Named after the city's founder, Czech King Přemysl
    Otakar II
    • The second largest square in the Czech Republic
    • Samson's fountain
    • A stray stone 
    • St. Nicholas's Cathedral
    • 13th - 14th century
    • Gothic building
    • Damaged by fire
    České Budějovice
    • Black Tower
    • 72 m high
    • the most popular tourist destination
    • 6 bells
    • view of the city center
    • Lunch
    • restaurant Naše farma
    • zucchini cream with tomato pesto, pulled beef
    sandwich with chips
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    Český Krumlov

    • Czechia's second most visited tourist attraction


    • The historic center of the town
    • Medieval castle
    • Magnificent buildings
    • UNESCO World Heritage list
    Český Krumlov
    • Moldavite Museum
    • The museum of stones from space
    • Admission is 99 CZK for students
    • The Vltava river
    Accommodation
    • Boutique Hotel Romantick: U Zelené
    Ratolesti 232, Český Krumlov
    • Device
    • Free WiFi 
    • Free parking 
    • Restaurant
    • Pets allowed
    • Picnic areas
    • Sun terrace

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    THE SECOND DAY
    FINISH

    START
    • Best-known village which is included on the UNESCO World Heritage List
    • situated in the middle of the harmonious landscape of Southern Bohemia
    • The village gained its current appearance in the 19th century
    Holašovice • The buildings are built in the rustic Baroque styl
    • The houses are still ihabited here
    • Local people hold several cultural events
    Holašovice

    • Lunch
    • Restaurant Špejchar u Vojty
    • Marinated chicken steak with
    mushroom sauce, chicken soup

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    Hluboká nad Vltavou
    • Situated about 7 km north of České Budějovice on
    both banks of the Vltava river
    • Many fish ponds
    • Castel
    • Roman neogothic
    • Equipped with precious furniture, countless paintings,
    rare tapiseries…
    • Large English park
    • One of the most visited castels in the country
    Hluboká nad Vltavou
    • Aquapark
    • large pool with water slide and 6 massage beds and a
    small pool for the little ones with a slide
    • Tennis courts, golf courts, winter stadium, volleyball
    courts, basseball complex…

    BACK to MAP

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