Třeboň

Religious Heritage

Třeboň’s religious landscape is defined by its 14th-century Augustinian heritage and Baroque transformations. This collection features the prominent Gothic Church of St. Giles and the Virgin Mary Queen, alongside specialized structures like the cemetery church near the Schwarzenberg Tomb. The list also includes smaller devotional sites, such as the St. Elizabeth hospital church and various rural chapels dedicated to St. Hubert and St. Vitus, showcasing the region's diverse architectural styles and historical layers.

svatý Jiljí a Panna Marie Královna

A 14th-century Gothic double-nave church, formerly part of the Augustinian monastery. It houses a replica of the Třeboň Madonna and features original Gothic wall paintings and a high altar.

svatý Jiljí

This 16th-century cemetery church is located near the Schwarzenberg Tomb. Originally a parish church, it features a Renaissance core with later modifications and serves as a significant local landmark.

Husova kaple

A Protestant chapel established in the early 20th century. It is housed in a modest building with a distinctive small tower and serves the local Evangelical community.

svatý Vít

A small Baroque chapel located on the outskirts of Třeboň. It historically served as a pilgrimage stop and remains a notable landmark within the local rural landscape.

svatá Alžběta

Originally a 16th-century Gothic church, this building was part of a local hospital complex. It features simple architecture characteristic of suburban religious structures in South Bohemia.

sv. Máří Magdalény

A historic church in the village of Majdalena, dating back to the 14th century. The building features a mix of original Gothic foundations and later Baroque alterations.