Mladošovice: Church, Cultural History and Cycling Routes

Mladošovice combines a remarkable local history with its proximity to the Třeboňsko Protected Landscape Area and several documented routes. If you are looking for a place with historical details, regional culture and cycling experiences, you will find various points of interest here to incorporate into your travel planning.

Church, Art and History in Mladošovice

One of the defining buildings is the Church of St Bartholomew. The single-nave church has a five-sided apse, a prismatic tower and a Baroque porch. The building complex also includes a former cemetery enclosed by a wall. A church already stood in Mladošovice in 1367; the church tower in Mladošovice was added in 1499. These dates give the local history a clearly perceptible depth over time.

The South Bohemian painter Jan Kojan is also associated with Mladošovice: he is buried in the local cemetery in Mladošovice. The church in Mladošovice also contains a copy of Rembrandt’s “The Last Supper” painted by Jan Kojan. For visitors interested in culture, this creates a connection between the building, local memory and painting, without requiring the individual stops to be combined into a single attraction.

One of the larger cultural events in Mladošovice is a pilgrimage for the Feast of St Vojtěch on 23 April. Mladošovice also has an inn with a cultural hall. In some places in the surrounding area, remains of the border fortifications built around 1939 are still visible today. Religious tradition, a village venue and traces of more recent history thus come together within a compact thematic area.

Landscape and Cycling Experiences

Mladošovice lies near the border of the Třeboňsko Protected Landscape Area. This location is especially interesting if you would like to combine cultural history with a landscape route. There are two cycling options with different routes for navigating by bicycle: Cycling Route No. 1097 from Borovany to Domanín reaches Mladošovice at kilometre 6. In addition, the “Route to Swimming in the Borovany Region” cycling circuit passes through Mladošovice. On Route No. 1097, Mladošovice is a point on the connection from Borovany to Domanín; on the circuit, the village forms part of the loop. Anyone specifically looking for a connection between two places by bicycle will therefore find a different structure here than on a circuit through the village.

Events also add to the possible discoveries. The programme of the “Open Beehives Day 2026” includes a visit to an apidome in the garden near Miluška. The “Open Beehives Day 2026” organised by the Mladošovice Beekeepers’ Association also includes a group walk to a statue of St Ambrose. The event therefore combines a visit at a fixed location with a shared walk, meaning that the programme consists of more than just a single stop. Anyone wishing to connect several stops during an outing can plan the event as a sequence of a visit and a walk.

Other Places at a Glance

If you would like to continue your research beyond Mladošovice, the overview also includes Plav, Julienhain, Mokrý Lom, Žimutice, Hurr, Hradzen, Vráto and Veselka.

To the main travel overview: České Budějovice District.