Hidden Chapels and Art

Beyond the historic town center, the Třeboň landscape is dotted with small-scale sacral architecture and local art. This collection features secluded chapels dedicated to St. Vitus and St. John of Nepomuk, often situated near the region's historic pond systems like Opatovický. Highlights include a 19th-century brick shrine near Břilice and the "Třeboň Carp" sculpture, which reflects the town's centuries-old pond-farming tradition. These sites offer a glimpse into the rural religious history and cultural identity of South Bohemia.

svatý Vít

Small Catholic chapel situated on the banks of the Opatovický pond, serving as a landmark along the recreational path toward the Pergola area.

Kaple Sv. Trojice

Historic chapel dedicated to the Holy Trinity, located south of the town center near the Golden Canal. It is a typical example of rural religious architecture in the region.

Panna Marie

Secluded woodland chapel dedicated to the Virgin Mary, located in the quiet landscape near the village of Branná.

svatý Jan Nepomucký

Small chapel dedicated to the patron saint of water, located near the Opatovický pond dam.

kaple sv. Kříže

Rural chapel of the Holy Cross located in the fields between Třeboň and Břilice.

Kaplička sv.Huberta

Small shrine dedicated to St. Hubert, the patron saint of hunters, located in the forested landscape near the Starý Hospodář pond.

Kaplička 1882

Brick roadside shrine dating from 1882, located on the outskirts of Břilice.

Třeboňský kapr

Stone sculpture of a carp, symbolizing the town's long-standing tradition of pond aquaculture and fish farming.