Discover Novosedly nad Nežárkou

Between Ridges, the Village Green and the River Landscape

Novosedly nad Nežárkou combines a distinctive landscape with tangible historical traces. The village lies on a ridge offering views of the Nežárka Valley and the wooded areas above Jemčina. This makes it a destination where landscape experiences, local history and distinctive natural features stand side by side when planning your trip.

Historical Traces in the Villagescape

The Church of Saint Wenceslas stands on the outskirts of Novosedly nad Nežárkou and dates from 1867. Another historical landmark is the former blacksmith's shop on the village green. It dates from the 19th century and is a listed historic building. The village green therefore offers a tangible starting point if you would like to get to know the village not only through its landscape but also through its preserved buildings.

Another trace of church history leads to the Church of the Betrothal of the Virgin Mary. Vavřinec Habel built it between 1744 and 1769. Together with the Church of Saint Wenceslas and the former blacksmith's shop, it offers a varied chronological perspective on the region's architectural history: the comparison spans the 18th and 19th centuries and combines religious buildings with a former craft building on the village green. This creates a cultural focus alongside nature and water experiences when planning your trip.

Gently Rolling Landscape and Distinctive Granite

The KP04 Kolence–Novosedly landscape unit consists of a gently rolling agricultural landscape bordered by belts of woodland. This landscape unit contains the rock outcrop known as Čertova Šlápota. The large granite block is located in the forest south of Kolence, on the path to the Smitka forester's lodge at Rožmberský rybník. Carved into the granite are the silhouette of a devil carrying a boulder above his head, as well as the years 1247 and 1896. The years add a historical dimension to this natural feature, while the unusual depiction highlights the rock as a distinctive attraction in its own right. If you are looking for unusual landscape details and historical signs on an outing, Čertova Šlápota combines nature observation with a specific motif. Its location on the path to the Smitka forester's lodge and Rožmberský rybník can also be incorporated into the spatial planning of an excursion. The combination of woodland setting and granite distinguishes Čertova Šlápota from the surrounding open agricultural landscape.

Waterscapes along the Nová řeka

The region's water-shaped character is also part of its landscape. The Nová řeka forms the southeastern boundary of the KP05 Mláka landscape unit. In Mláka, there is a frequently used campsite for canoeists on the Nová řeka. This river landscape adds a distinctly different focus to the elevated setting of Novosedly nad Nežárkou. The combination of a landscape boundary and a campsite makes the Nová řeka in Mláka a tangible point of reference for the river area and its connection to canoeing.

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For further travel planning, you can also discover Clunek, Starý Bozdechov, Strmilov, Chlum U Třeboně, Okrouhlá Radouň, Kunžak, Dívčí Kopy and Hadravova Rosička.

For the higher-level travel overview: Jindřichův Hradec District.