Všemyslice: Hotels and Accommodation

Fishing competitions are held every year at the local pond in Všemyslice.

When staying in Všemyslice, you may wish to book a hotel.

Geographical location

Neznašov lies above the confluence of the Vltava and Lužnice rivers.

Nature

The “Za neznašovským kohoutem” educational trail is an approximately 5.5-kilometre circular route around Neznašov, with 12 information boards about cultural, natural and technical attractions.

The circular route begins in the village square of Neznašov.

It also includes a rocky viewpoint overlooking the confluence of the Lužnice and Vltava rivers.

The Vysoký Kamýk observation tower stands on the 627-metre-high summit of Vysoký Kamýk and is 33 metres high; the entire tower reaches a height of 46 metres.

Access to this observation tower begins at the edge of the forest near Všeteč and follows a green-marked hiking trail to the tower.

The tower’s viewing platform was opened to the public on 1 May 2012.

Culture and technology

The Jewish cemetery in Neznašov is located in the cadastral area of Všemyslice, near Kukle Forest.

The Jewish cemetery in Neznašov contains approximately 250 gravestones; most date from the 19th century, predominantly from its second half.

The Kořensko waterworks are located on the Vltava near Neznašov, approximately 5 kilometres west of Týn nad Vltavou.

The complex includes a run-of-river hydroelectric power station with two horizontal Kaplan turbine units and an installed capacity of 2 × 1.9 MW, as well as a lock chamber.

The Chapel of St Anne is located at the mouth of the Bohunický stream, at the confluence of the Vltava and Lužnice rivers.

More local pages: Mladošovice, Groß Cekau, Kamenná, Hummeln, Záboří U Českých Budějovic, Slavče, Betschitz, Ober Kniescheklad.

To the main travel overview: Okres České Budějovice.