SOUTH BOHEMIAN region ČR
 Vodní nádrže: Lipno, Orlík, Hněvkovice, Římov, Husinec, Landštejn, Lipno II, Jordán, Soběnov, Humenice, Kořensko Hrady a zámky: Bechyně, Blatná, Červená Lhota, Český Krumlov, Dačice, Hluboká nad Vltavou, Jindřichův Hradec, Kozí Hrádek, Kratochvíle, Landštejn, Orlík nad Vltavou, Rožmberk nad Vltavou, Stádlec nad Lužnicí, Strakonice, Stráž nad Nežárkou, Třeboň, Zvíkov |
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SOUTH BOHEMIAN region lies mainly in the south of Bohemia, but the surroundings Dačic hits and Moravia; Czech Velenice with the surroundings (the Vitorazsko) again until 1920 formed part of Lower Austria. On the west it borders the Pilsen region in the north CENTRAL BOHEMIAE region in the northeast region of the Highlands, the East has a very short stretch of common border with SOUTH Moravian region. To the southeast, adjacent to the Austrian province of Upper Austria (Oberösterreich), in the southwest of the German federal state of Bavaria (Bayern).
South Bohemia regionina known a number of lakes and picturesque villages in the middle of the two basins, Českobudějovické and Třeboňské. Around the towering hills: Central Upland, Czech-Moravian Highlands, on the border with Austria Mts and on the southwest border of the second highest mountain in Czech Republic, Šumava. |
