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Sandy Horizon in the Heart of Třeboňsko – Natural Monument Pískovna u Dračice

In the Třeboňsko Protected Landscape Area, between Rapšach and Suchdol nad Lužnicí, you will find a unique site where gravel extraction revealed geological layers, including rock outcrops and xerothermic biotopes. This designated natural monument, established in 2001, is a valuable example of how nature can restore itself after industrial activity.
 

What you will discover here – a mix of sand, rocks, and life

• The area of the former quarry with dry sandy surfaces, rock formations, and small wetlands forming a mosaic of habitats
• On the sands grow, for example, grey club-rush and sand knotgrass, while the wetlands host ferns and alders
• Many endangered species live here: especially the natterjack toad and the fire-bellied toad, as well as the agile frog, European tree frog, common viper, common lizard, viviparous lizard — and even the European bee-eater has nested by the water
• The site arose accidentally by preserving the original character of the landscape and today demonstrates examples of the geological structure of the Třeboň Basin

Who the reserve is ideal for

• For lovers of geology, habitats, and ecosystems created after mining
• For hikers, cyclists, and nature enthusiasts seeking a peaceful, interesting place for observation
• The area is easily accessible via flat terrain, barrier-free
• Entry with dogs is not suitable – the terrain and sensitivity of the habitat do not allow it

How to get here and what awaits you
The sand pit is located near the village of Františkov, accessible via a paved road from the Františkov–Rapšach junction. Parking is possible at the edge of the village, near the start of the reserve. In the surroundings, you will find a peaceful natural environment ideal for quiet observation, walks, and exploring the local ecosystem.

A place where sand tells the story of the landscape
Pískovna u Dračice is not just a hole in the ground – it is a living story of how mining can lead to protection and discovery. Every step across sandy surfaces, rocks, and wetlands reminds you that nature has the ability to revive itself – and sometimes to surprise richly.

Na Ivance Nature Reserve – a floodplain landscape where the river dances in meanders

Along the stretch of the Lužnice River between the villages of Majdalena and Suchdol nad Lužnicí lies the Na Ivance Reserve. The river’s natural meanders, side arms, numerous pools, and floodplain meadows create a vibrant ecosystem in one of the most valuable parts of the Třeboňsko Protected Landscape Area. Established in 1998, this site enchants even the most demanding nature lovers.
 

What you will discover here – a mosaic of water, greenery, and life

• The naturally winding course of the Lužnice River with pools at various stages of development
• Mixed floodplain forests composed of alder, brittle willow, and pedunculate oak, with undergrowth rich in bird cherry, spindle tree, and viburnum
• Local wetland flora includes rarities such as marsh stitchwort or yellow water-lily
• Fauna includes great diving beetle, silver water spider, agile frog, as well as nesting birds like kingfisher, grey wagtail, middle spotted woodpecker, and rare mammals such as the Eurasian otter and water shrew

Who the Na Ivance Reserve is for

• For lovers of river landscapes, floodplain forests, and wetland biodiversity
• For hikers, cyclists, and families with children who will appreciate the accessible, peaceful environment
• The area is flat and suitable even for visitors with limited mobility
• Entry with dogs is not suitable – to protect the sensitive habitats

Where to find it and how to get there
The reserve stretches between Majdalena and Suchdol nad Lužnicí, mainly along the river’s floodplain. Access is via paved roads from both villages; parking is available nearby. An educational trail or marked path will guide you through the river’s meanders among floodplain stands and pools.

A place where the river and nature write their own story
The Na Ivance Nature Reserve opens your eyes to what a living landscape looks like – untouched by human hands, respecting the rhythm of water and the life flowing within it. It is a place for silence, wonder, and encounters with the purest side of nature.

A water world where birds became the main inhabitants

In South Bohemia, between Lomnice nad Lužnicí and Třeboň, lies the Velký and Malý Tisý National Nature Reserve. A pond paradise that ranks among the most important wetland areas in the Czech Republic. It encompasses a system of several diverse ponds with numerous bays, islands, and wet meadows, and is listed in UNESCO and the Natura 2000 network.

Kingdom of Ponds: The Living World of Wetlands and Birds

Embark on a journey into the heart of a pond landscape, where history blends with wildlife. This unique complex consists of 11 bodies of water, the largest of which, Veľký Tisý, spans over 300 hectares. The entire area is a fascinating mosaic of bays, reed beds, alder forests, and waterlogged meadows that provide a home for countless rare species. Although we now protect the local nature as a significant reserve, the foundations for this miracle were laid as early as 1505 by Štěpánek Netolický and subsequently expanded by the legendary Jakub Krčín.

Today, this area is a true paradise for ornithologists and nature observers alike. You can spot white-tailed eagles, herons, or thousands of migrating geese here, which create an unforgettable bird show in August.

Who is this place ideal for?

The location is created for anyone seeking peace and wanting to experience a touch of untamed nature. Photographers and bird lovers will be captivated by the dramatic bird spectacles here, while hikers and cyclists will appreciate the endless possibilities for quiet walks among the ponds. Thanks to the flat terrain, the entire area is also perfectly accessible to visitors with limited mobility or families with strollers.

Where to go and what not to miss

The reserve is located about 1 km south of Lomnice nad Lužnicí, accessible by car and bike with marked trails. Parking is available at the dams. A walk along the water, a stop at the viewpoint, or watching flocks of geese evokes the feeling that nature lives entirely by its own rhythm.

The wetland heart of Třeboňsko: where water, birds, and peace create a story

Velký and Malý Tisý are not just ponds. They are living, pulsating ecosystems where water writes the dramas of migration, nesting, and everyday life. A visit takes you into a world where it is not about grandeur but about the rhythm of nature in its purest form.

Červené blato Nature Reserve – a peatland oasis where the colors of the landscape tell their story

The Červené blato National Nature Reserve, located on the southwestern edge of the Třeboňsko Protected Landscape Area, is one of the largest and best-preserved peatlands in the Czech Republic. Its name refers to the characteristic brown-orange coloration of the water, which gives the entire landscape a unique touch.
 

What you will discover here – nature in its authentic form

• A massive peat layer reaching 7–8 meters, with rich growth of Scots pine, wild rosemary, cotton-grass, and the rare round-leaved sundew
• The area was exploited for peat extraction from the 18th century; today, thanks to natural reclamation, it forms a diverse mosaic of habitats
• An educational trail about 5 km long leads along wooden boardwalks, equipped with 6 information stops, including a rest area and a viewing terrace over the pond
• The reserve is home to rich fauna, especially a variety of butterflies and other invertebrates thriving in specific microhabitats

Who Červené blato inspires

• For lovers of peatlands, natural geology, and peaceful landscapes in their authentic state
• For families with children, schools, and art enthusiasts – the wooden boardwalk and educational panels vividly present natural processes
• The area is accessible on flat terrain, and the educational trail is suitable even for visitors with limited mobility
• Entry with dogs is not suitable, to protect the sensitive environment

How to get here and what you can expect
The reserve is located near the settlement of Jiříkovo Údolí and is accessible via a paved road from the main route between Nové Hrady and Třeboň. At the entrance, there is a small car park and the starting point of the educational trail. The route leads you through peat vegetation, wetlands, and peat ponds in a landscape reminiscent of the tundra.

Červené blato – a place where the color of the world breathes with the history of nature
This reserve is natural proof that even after industrial exploitation, nature can revive and flourish. Every step along the wooden boardwalks leads to waters that tell the story of peat, soil, and history. It is a trip that creates space for both reflection and insight.

Soví les – a primeval forest in the heart of Třeboňsko, where nature sings in its own way
Imagine a quiet pine forest on a peat base, where centuries-old trees hide rare bird inhabitants and the scent of moss blends with the fresh air. Soví les, declared a natural monument in 1994, is one of the most valuable sites of the Třeboňsko Protected Landscape Area. A small but rich space where nature has been preserved almost in its original form draws You into a world where peace and silence reign.

 

What You will discover here – a forest with rich fauna and flora

• The forest stands consist of old pines and spruces of various ages, complemented by reindeer moss, bilberry, cranberry, and other plants typical of peat bogs
• In the undergrowth You can also find rarer species such as bog rosemary or stiff clubmoss
• Soví les is home to protected animals – the black stork, white-tailed eagle, black woodpecker, Tengmalm’s owl, or the Eurasian pygmy owl
• A tourist trail with information boards runs through the area, introducing visitors to the local natural values
  
   

For whom Soví les is ideal

• For lovers of nature, silence, and peaceful walks
• For families with children, schools, and photographers
• The area is accessible on flat terrain, suitable also for people with reduced mobility
• Entry with dogs is not recommended due to nature protection
  
   

Where to find Soví les and how to get there
Soví les is located about 2 km southeast of Třeboň and is accessible on foot or by bicycle. You can park Your car on the edge of the village, from where a short walk along the marked path awaits You. The site is accessible all year round and offers a unique opportunity to discover the natural beauty of Třeboňsko away from crowded tourist spots.

Soví les – the breath of time in nature’s embrace
Soví les is not just a tourist destination, but also a rare natural refuge. Every step along its paths is an invitation to slow down, listen, and perceive the rhythm of nature as it has sounded here for centuries.

A forest monument where centuries-old oaks whisper stories

Imagine a walk through a peaceful oak grove near Třeboň, where mighty old oaks dominate and the air is filled with the silence of the forest. Branské doubí is a protected natural monument with a rare habitat of wet oak forests, where the trees tell history and the landscape has remained almost unchanged for centuries.

What to expect?

Branské doubí is a place where nature sets its own rhythm. Sparse stands dominated by pedunculate oaks, found at various stages of their natural life cycle, create an irreplaceable home for rare invertebrates. Among the most significant are the protected hermit beetle (Osmoderma barnabita) and the massive great capricorn beetle, whose larvae inhabit the wood of old oaks. The forest environment is also an important refuge for birdlife. Species nesting here include, for example, the collared flycatcher, grey-headed woodpecker, middle spotted woodpecker, or little owl. A green-marked hiking trail runs through the entire area, which will delight all lovers of peace and authentic nature walks.

Who is Branské doubí a treasure for?

This natural treasure is intended primarily for those who seek peace in the wild and can admire the beauty of centuries-old trees. It is an ideal destination for hikers, cyclists, and artists, such as photographers or painters, who find constant inspiration in this landscape. The entire area is easily accessible on flat terrain, making it suitable even for visitors with limited mobility. However, due to the protection of the rare local nature, we do not recommend visitors bring dogs.

Where to find Branské doubí and how to get there

It lies about 3 km south of Třeboň, near the village of Branná. The best way to get here is on foot or by bike along the green trail. Parking can be started at Opatovický Mill. The area is accessible all year round and offers an extraordinary connection with the landscape without time pressure.

A timekeeper hidden among oaks

Branské doubí is a place where nature continues its silent story. Every step among the old deciduous trees carries You into a world where the diversity of life and the power of nature prevail beyond human changes.

Nature Reserve Losí blato u Mirochova – a peatland jewel of Třeboňsko

In the silence of the swampy forest lies Losí blato u Mirochova – a protected area that, since 1994, has been one of the best-preserved peatland ecosystems in the Třeboňsko Protected Landscape Area. The forest peatland complex, interwoven with springs, fens, and remnants of historical drainage canals, preserves rare flora and fauna that would have disappeared elsewhere.
 

What you will find here – life among waterlogged trees

• A peat bog with layers of bog pine and a system of springs, where bog bilberry, bogbean, and sundew grow
• The reserve’s edges are decorated with remnants of drainage structures, now gradually filled in – accompanied by fragments of the old forest character
• Home to endangered species: the cranberry fritillary (a glacial relict), Tengmalm’s owl, Eurasian pygmy owl, red crossbill, and the black stork, which occasionally nests here
• Cycling route no. 1010 passes through the area – ideal for exploring nature without disturbing its fragility (you can find it near the reserve)

Who Losí blato is attractive for

• For nature lovers, peatland enthusiasts, and admirers of rare species of plants and animals
• For photographers, cyclists, and hikers – the place offers a calm and inspiring landscape
• The area is flat and accessible – also suitable for visitors with limited mobility
• Entry with dogs is not recommended – due to the protection of the sensitive environment

How to get here and what else to discover
The reserve is located about 1 km east of the village of Mirochov (near Chlum u Třeboně). You can reach it on foot or by bike along a marked path, with parking available near the beginning of the area. Here you will find authentic forest atmosphere and preserved wetland sections – ideal for peaceful moments and inspiration.

Losí blato – a place where peat tells the stories of nature
Losí blato u Mirochova is not just a reserve – it is a living fragment of landscape heritage. Every step along its trails takes you into a world where time flows more slowly, and every detail of nature has its meaning.

Novohradská Gate – a quiet passage out of the historic core
A stone arch marks the southern end of Třeboň’s fortifications, linking the center with the road to the Svět Pond and towards Nové Hrady. Unlike the inner gates – Budějovická, Svinenská, or Hradecká – it belongs to the second line of defensive walls, built in the first half of the 16th century by Štěpánek Netolický. The gate guards an important place in the town, protected as part of the cultural heritage of Třeboň’s fortifications.
 

What will catch Your eye – architecture and a reminder of medieval defense

• A massive gate with a Gothic pointed arch, connected to fortifications built in two lines
• A collapsed drawbridge, with pulleys still visible, once crossed an arm of the Zlatá stoka canal
• A Latin inscription in two languages dedicated to the free town of Třeboň, under the protection of the Rožmberk and Schwarzenberg families
• Next to the gate once stood a bridge, now filled in, and a preserved Baroque statue of St. John of Nepomuk

For whom the gate is an ideal stop

• For enthusiasts of medieval and Renaissance fortification architecture
• For visitors looking for an example of town defenses combined with historic decoration
• Access to the gate is outdoors and without narrow or confined spaces – suitable even for those with limited mobility

Where the Novohradská Gate is located and how to visit
It is located just beyond the Svinenská Gate, on the southern side of the town’s central square. A walk from the center is easy and pleasant, and the site can be easily included in a wider historic sightseeing route.

A gate that holds the story of the town’s defense and freedom in stone
The Novohradská Gate is not only an entrance but also a monument to civic freedom, architecture, and attention to detail. Every feature tells of a time when the town was under protection – yet today it breathes with the calm granted by time.

Svinenská Gate – a silent witness to the centuries of Třeboň
The stone landmark of the southern part of Třeboň’s historic core is one of the city’s most valuable monuments. The Svinenská Gate was built in the 14th century as part of the town fortifications and gained its present form during the Renaissance reconstruction of 1525–1527 under the guidance of Štěpánek Netolický. The characteristic sgraffito decoration from 1571 and the statue of the Madonna with Child on the southern side give it a unique beauty that invites You to pause.

 

What You will see here – a fusion of Gothic and Renaissance

• The original Gothic gate rebuilt in the Renaissance style with typical gabled arcades
• Sgraffito decoration of the façade, an important testimony to 16th-century craftsmanship
• Statue of the Madonna with Child placed on the southern side of the gate
• The surroundings of the gate include historic buildings and a pleasant square with places to rest
  
   

For whom the visit is interesting

• For lovers of history, architecture, and monuments
• For photographers seeking authentic details of the historic town
• The area is accessible on level ground and suitable also for visitors with limited mobility
• Entry with dogs is not allowed
  
   

Where the gate is located and how to reach it
The Svinenská Gate stands at the southern edge of Masaryk Square in the historic center of Třeboň. It is accessible on foot and by car, with parking available near the center. The area offers other interesting monuments that can be combined into a pleasant city walk.

A jewel that has survived the centuries
The Svinenská Gate is not only a remnant of the town fortifications but also a strong symbol of Třeboň’s history. Every detail of its decoration recalls the city’s rich past and adds an unmistakable atmosphere to its center.

Třeboň Castle – a Renaissance gem in the heart of the town
On the site of the original Gothic fortress, a grand Renaissance castle was built after the fire of 1562, becoming the seat of the famous Rožmberk family. Under the guidance of builder Antonio Ericer Vlach, it took on a monumental form that still ranks among Třeboň’s most significant landmarks. Later, the castle became a favored residence of the Schwarzenberg family and continues to preserve their legacy.
 

What you will discover here – from alchemy to rare interiors

• Richly decorated Renaissance halls with paintings, coats of arms, and historic furnishings
• The armory, the castle library of Petr Vok, and the unique so-called “dog kitchen”
• Former brewery and malt house spaces, recalling the estate’s economic dimension
• Guided tours that take you through the life of nobility and the backdrop of alchemical experiments

Who the castle is ideal for

• Lovers of history, architecture, and Renaissance culture
• Families, school groups, and individuals seeking the captivating story of the Rožmberk family
• Barrier-free access is provided to the exterior and selected parts of the castle, while some historic areas are only accessible via stairs
• Dogs are not allowed

Where the castle is located and how to reach it
The castle stands on the western edge of Třeboň’s historic center, right next to Masaryk Square. It is easily accessible on foot from the town center, with parking available nearby. The adjoining park offers a place to relax and enjoy a beautiful view of the town.

A place where the past comes alive in every detail
Třeboň Castle is a symbol of the town’s glory and cultural wealth. A walk through its chambers and courtyard will take you back to a time when the town was one of the most important centers of the Czech Renaissance.

House of Štěpánek Netolický – a Renaissance gem where the heritage of pond culture lives on
Imagine an ancient Renaissance burgher house right on Masaryk Square in Třeboň, built on Gothic foundations and bearing the name of the famous pond builder Štěpánek Netolický. After a sensitive restoration, it now serves as the Třeboň Pond Heritage Center – a place where history becomes an experience.

 

What You will find here – an interactive journey into the world of ponds

• Gothic-Renaissance architecture with the original layout and preserved details such as vaulting and cellar spaces
• A permanent exhibition dedicated to pond management: historical documents, measuring tools, large-scale maps, a model of Zlatá stoka – with real water flow control
• The space is complemented by a multifunctional gallery for exhibitions, creative workshops, lectures, and cultural events
• The building received the Presta honorary award for sensitive restoration and preservation of historical value
  
   

For whom this house was created

• For those interested in history, architecture, and the unique pond heritage of the Třeboň region
• For families, school groups, and individuals attracted by interactive forms of learning
• The site is barrier-free thanks to an elevator allowing access also for wheelchair users and families with strollers
• Entry with dogs is not allowed – out of respect for the exhibitions and the environment
  
   

Where to find it and what You will experience
The house stands directly in the historic core of Třeboň on Masaryk Square. It is easily accessible by car or public transport, with parking nearby. Upon entering, You will enjoy a walk through history that combines technology, maps, and digital guidance with a visually engaging exhibition.

A house that connects water, history, and the present
The House of Štěpánek Netolický is not just a tourist stop – it is a living center where the past is transformed into a creative experience. The interactive exhibition will take You into the time-space of a pond genius. It revives the legacy of the past and opens it for today – in dreams and in reality.

Education and art beneath the Gothic vault

Imagine a peaceful space in the heart of Třeboň, where a valuable complex of Gothic monastic buildings stands. The Augustinian Monastery was founded here in 1367 thanks to the Rožmberk family and quickly became an important center of education, art, and culture in South Bohemia.

Kláštor: A medieval gem where time has stood still

Discover a place that will transport you centuries back to the Gothic era. The dominant feature of the complex is the kostol sv. Egídia church, whose rich architecture will captivate you at first sight. While strolling through the monastery cloisters, you can admire the rare polychrome rib vaults and fresco decorations from the early 15th century, which have been preserved almost unchanged. For centuries, the monastery served as an economic, cultural, and spiritual center of the region, and its historical legacy continues to shape the unmistakable atmosphere of the entire town today.

Who is a visit ideal for?

This place is perfect for lovers of Gothic sacral architecture and anyone who wants to experience an authentic connection between history and art firsthand. When planning your visit, please note that the complex is not wheelchair accessible, and some areas have stairs or narrower passages. Due to the preservation of peace and the monument protection of the premises, entry with dogs is not permitted.

Where to find it and how to enter

The monastery lies directly in the historic center of Třeboň, easily accessible on foot or by car, with parking nearby. A visit offers a cultural experience combined with a walk through the historic part of the town.

A place where learning grew from religious faith

The Augustinian Monastery is a place where secular influence meets spiritual depth. Gothic style, frescoes, and cloisters here tell of a time when the town was an educational and artistic center. Step inside, where history spread wisdom and beauty.

Gallery of Buddhist Art – when a technical monument comes alive with peace and art
Imagine a water tower from 1909, designed by architect Jan Kotěra, which today in Třeboň’s Na Kopečku shines as a place where technology meets spiritual artistry. The Gallery of Buddhist Art offers a unique combination of architecture, prayer, and views of the countryside — an inspiring experience that will not only please You but also calm You.

 

What awaits You here – a journey upwards for views and art

• A 32-metre-high tower with a beautifully reconstructed interior inviting You to climb the spiral staircase up to the gallery
• A permanent exhibition of valuable Buddhist-Lamaist (Vajrayana) visual art from Mongolia, Tibet, and China, from the collection of Milan Klečka, now owned by the National Museum – Náprstek Museum of Asian, African and American Cultures
• Inside, You feel the atmosphere of the world of thangkas and sacred images — each exhibit as a quiet story of its own
• The surroundings of the tower form the “Zahrada soucitu” – a meditation park with bodhisattva Kuan-jin and a memorial monument
  
   

For whom the gallery was created

• For lovers of architecture, history, and Eastern art
• For visitors seeking an unusual ascent rewarded with peace, beauty, and a view
• Unfortunately, the area is not fully barrier-free – access to the gallery is via stairs
• Entry with dogs is not permitted
  
   

How to get here and what not to miss
The gallery is located above the town, one kilometre from the centre of Třeboň, in the Na Kopečku district, easily accessible by car and public transport, with parking nearby. Tours are provided by the Tourist Information Centre Třeboň, including accompanying programmes in the gallery and in the Zahrada soucitu.

A technical monument that gives space to peace and art
The water tower has become an exceptional place – combining industrial history with the meditative beauty of Buddhist artefacts. Standing here, listening to the quiet peaceful energy and looking out over the landscape creates a unique cultural experience. The Gallery of Buddhist Art in the tower is a place to which You will return for a sense of balance between technology, spirit, and landscape.

When industrial architecture tells zen – Kotěra’s Water Tower in Třeboň
Imagine an elegant tower of exposed brick, which from a small hill above the town transforms its original practical purpose into an artistic experience. Kotěra’s water tower was built in 1909 to the design of the famous architect Jan Kotěra as part of the town’s new water supply system. Today it is a valuable cultural monument, housing the Gallery of Buddhist Art inside.

 

What awaits You here – a journey through technology into meditation

• A stylish brick water tower, approx. 32 m high, with a cylindrical base and prism-shaped plinth, topped with a domed roof
• The building was originally equipped with a pump powered first by a petrol engine, later by an electric motor, and supplied the town with water until the mid-20th century
• Today the tower houses a permanent exhibition of Buddhist art – traditional paintings from Mongolia, Tibet, and China – and the gallery is open to the public
• Nearby You will find the meditation park “Zahrada soucitu” with a memorial and a statue of a bodhisattva
  
   

Who it is open to – accessibility and the wine of culture

• Lovers of architecture, technology, and Asian art
• Families, couples, and individuals seeking an unusual cultural experience
• The area is accessible – barrier-free access to the exterior and gallery should be checked
• Entry with dogs is not allowed
  
   

How to get here and what surrounds You
The tower stands on the edge of the Na Kopečku district, less than a kilometre from the historic centre of Třeboň. You can reach it on foot or by car; parking is available. The tower offers a unique combination of industrial heritage and culture, complemented by a quiet park zone for relaxation within easy reach.

A water tower where technology meets meditation
Kotěra’s tower in Třeboň is a fascinating fusion of water, architecture, and spirituality under one roof. Everyone who enters will discover harmony between industrial detail and the serenity of Buddhist art – a place that unites two worlds into a unique experience.

Bertiny lázně. Where peat soothes both body and spirit

Imagine an elegant spa complex situated directly behind the historic centre of Třeboň, surrounded by the tranquillity of the Zlatá stoka. Bertiny lázně, founded in 1882, provide modern treatment programmes today based on the beneficial effects of local peat, ideal for guests seeking health and relaxation, available all year round.

What awaits visitors

The spa area offers a wide range of services combining health care with opportunities for active leisure. Guests can enjoy traditional peat baths and wraps, which help to evenly warm the body, relieve muscle tension, and regenerate the musculoskeletal system. Modern wellness facilities are available, including a pool with a whirlpool, steam cabins, a sauna, and a fitness centre. The complex also features an extensive sports park with tennis courts, a squash hall, and bowling. The indoor and outdoor pools at Lázeňský dům Aurora are also available for use.

Accommodation is provided in comfortably furnished rooms and apartments of the klasik and superior categories, or in garden apartments with a terrace or balcony. Dining is provided by the Adéla restaurant, the Lázeňská kavárna (Spa Café), and the terrace bar, where visitors can choose from homemade cuisine or local specialities, such as the herbal liqueur Aubertovka or the cranberry vodka Brusinka.

Who is this place tailored for

The spa is an ideal choice for guests with musculoskeletal disorders, rheumatic conditions, or post-injury states. At the same time, it suits individuals or couples who wish to combine a therapeutic stay with wellness relaxation. The entire complex is wheelchair accessible, allowing comfortable movement even for wheelchair users. Due to the nature of the spa environment, entry with dogs is not permitted.

Where you are and what else you can use

The spa complex is located directly in the centre of Třeboň, with convenient access by car and public transport and available parking. In addition to treatment, it also offers reconditioning and wellness stays based on weekend, short-term, and therapeutic-rehabilitation packages, with the option of visiting the sauna world and pools at Aurora throughout the day.

Where body and soul are treated

Bertiny lázně are a place where treatment intertwines with comfort. Peat, wellness, and modern programmes are complemented here by the calm spa atmosphere of the town. Ideal for anyone seeking intensive regeneration in an environment that truly cares for the body and mind.