Sebanov: Hotels and Accommodation

Šebanov offers a variety of points of interest within a small area: its settlement structure, architectural history, historical traces, and marked trails.

Culture

The historic, loosely structured settlement of Šebanov, with its village green and chapel, is considered an architecturally valuable area. The lens-shaped village green includes a village pond and a freestanding chapel.

The Cipín niche chapel is located in the Šebanov district of Hořice na Šumavě. The chapel in Šebanov dates from the Neoclassical period, was renovated by 2025, and is a plastered masonry structure with a rectangular floor plan and a plinth. Cipín is a vanished village.

The historic centre of Hořice na Šumavě is designated as an urban heritage zone. The former mill is also part of Šebanov’s history: it was originally a hammer mill and was later expanded with a flour mill. The former mill disappeared when the road was widened.

Nature and Trails

The Czech Tourist Club’s green-marked hiking trail connects Hořice na Šumavě with Šebanov and Světlík. The hiking route “Around Světlík (Kirchschlag) and Hořice (Höritz)” follows a green-marked trail downhill to Šebanov (Schöbersdorf). On the way to Šebanov, this route offers beautiful views of the surrounding countryside.

The west–south hiking route from Šebanov via Světlýk rozc., Slavkov, Kaliště, Jezvinec, Malotín, and Dubík to Český Krumlov is 22 km long.

Geographical Location

Railway line No. 194 České Budějovice–Nové Údolí runs along the northwestern edge of Šebanov. The west–south hike begins with a train journey to Šebanov.

You may wish to book a hotel in Šebanov.

For the higher-level travel overview: Höritz.