Places to see

MOLO Lipno

A walk out over the water, a coffee break or a meal with a view: MOLO Lipno brings dining to a distinctive lakeside setting. Its long jetty offers fresh perspectives on the water and the surrounding landscape.

Lipno Treetop Walkway

See the forest from a new angle as the Treetop Walkway winds through the canopy towards a 40-metre viewing tower. Nature displays, playful challenges and far-reaching views over Lipno and the Šumava hills make the walk an outing in itself.

Bobovka Lipno – Alpine Coaster

Sweeping bends, fresh air and views towards Lake Lipno: Bobovka in Slupečná adds a little speed to a day by the water.

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Underwater World Frymburk

Discover life beneath the surface at Svět pod hladinou in Frymburk. Freshwater and marine aquariums introduce local and exotic habitats, making this an option for a rainy day too.

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Vítkův Hrádek

On a wooded ridge above Lipno stand the ruins of Vítkův Hrádek, also known as Wittinghausen. Weathered stone walls and wide views make this a rewarding destination for an outing to the quieter side of the lake.

Dobrá Voda Lookout Tower

Above Horní Planá, the Dobrá Voda lookout tower rises from the greenery of Adalbert Stifter Park. The walk through the park and the broad lake views make it an appealing destination for a stroll from the town.

Vyšší Brod

Vyšší Brod combines a visit to the Vltava with the town’s Cistercian monastery. The historic complex is a distinctive landmark and a reason to explore beyond the lakeshore.

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Olšina Lake & Nature Trail

Near Horní Planá, Olšina Lake lies among meadows, forests and wetlands. A nature trail of around 7.3 kilometres circles the water, revealing a varied corner of the Šumava landscape and plenty of opportunities to slow down and look more closely.

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Rožmberk nad Vltavou

Rožmberk Castle rises above a bend in the Vltava, with a small historic town tucked beneath it. Between Lipno and Český Krumlov, this is a lovely place to combine a riverside walk with a closer look at South Bohemian history.

Český Krumlov

Winding lanes, a river looping around the old town and a castle above the rooftops give Český Krumlov its distinctive charm. Explore the UNESCO-listed centre at your own pace, with time for architecture, independent shops and a café stop.

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Prachatice

Historic townhouses and narrow streets surround the main square in Prachatice. This South Bohemian town invites you to combine a walk through the old centre with an unhurried break.

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České Budějovice

Discover South Bohemian city life in České Budějovice, the historic town also known as Budweis. Grand houses, cafés and regional food surround its spacious main square, while the Vltava and Malše rivers offer quieter places to pause during your walk.

Hluboká nad Vltavou

White towers, ornate façades and a spacious park make Hluboká nad Vltavou a memorable place to visit. Around its celebrated chateau, the town offers an easy mix of cultural discovery and time outdoors, with room for an unhurried stroll.