Březnice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

History and landscape stand side by side in Březnice.

Culture and History

The rural property No. 5 in Březnice is protected as an immovable cultural monument. The wayside shrine at the end of Březnice near house No. 41 and the wayside shrine on the road towards Hodonice are also protected; both are considered immovable cultural monuments. Březnice is mentioned in written records for the year 1293, where Stephanus de Priesnitz is named. The remains of a medieval fortress in Březnice are a point of interest along the cycling tour through the Bechyňsko region. In the wider regional surroundings of Březnice lies Svatý Jan, a church.

Nature and Landscape

The natural areas of the Židova strouha, including the nearby woodland and riverside vegetation, are intended to be protected in the western part of Březnice’s cadastral territory. Along the path beside the Židova strouha, smaller obstacles in the terrain must be overcome; towards the end, the stream must be crossed, so the route is recommended in good weather. In the wider surroundings of Březnice, the Židova strouha forms a gorge below Bechyně with rugged rocks and caves.

Landscape Features in the Surroundings

Zdoba lies in the surroundings of Březnice, a landscape feature classified as a mountain. The nearby surroundings also include the landscape features K Čečkovu [Březnice u Bechyně] and Padělky [Záhoří u Bechyně], both classified as hills. In the wider regional surroundings of Březnice lies Ulčí vrch, a landscape feature classified as a mountain.

Other Places

Other places: Skrýchov U Malšic, Pohnání, Šebířov, Roudná, Vlčeves, Chýnov, Hutě, Chotoviny.

To the higher-level travel overview: Tábor District.