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A defining historical landmark in Stříbřec is the smithy. It is a brick technical building from the first third of the 19th century and is considered an architecturally and urbanistically valuable example of this type of construction. With its open front arch of the workshop entrance hall, it became a symbol that helped shape the model of a South Bohemian village of the 19th century. Since 3 May 1958, the smithy has been protected as a cultural monument.

Culture

The Chapel of St. John of Nepomuk, dating from 1860, is located in Stříbřec. The Church of St. John of Nepomuk is also part of the villagescape and continues to serve for religious ceremonies to this day. There is also a bust of the writer Ivan Olbracht in the school garden in Stříbřec.

History

Ivan Olbracht hid in Stříbřec during the occupation from 1939 to 1945. A monument in the garden in front of the school in Stříbřec commemorates his stay. Another well-known personality is associated with Stříbřec: the singer Ema Destinnová frequently visited the Hofbauer family estate in Stříbřec.

One of the oldest buildings in Stříbřec is a building originally constructed as a fortress, which later became the Hofbauer family estate.

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Cycling

An important tourist cycling route passes through Stříbřec and is used mainly during the summer months.

Nature

Stará a Nová řeka is a national nature reserve that was first designated on 5 March 1956. In the vicinity of Stříbřec, a stone monument to Ema Destinnová stands on the bank of the Nová Řeka. It is easily accessible on foot or by bicycle from the bridge in Stříbřec.

Other linked places: Český Rudolec, Rosec, Majdalena, Horní Pěna, Hamr, Bednáreček, Slavonice, Dolní Žďár.

To the overarching travel overview: Jindřichův Hradec District.