Diwtschitz: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
The Dívčické rybníky ponds are designated as a regional biocentre covering an area of 62.59 hectares. The biocentre comprises a mosaic of paths, small meadows and wooded areas, enabling a great diversity of plant and animal communities.
Landscape and Water Bodies
The former wetlands of Zbudovské Blata were gradually transformed into pastures, fields and ponds after settlement in the 11th century. In the immediate vicinity of Dívčice are the Blatec, Březovec, Nová and Černá ponds; the water surfaces on the Blata are preferred breeding grounds for waterfowl.
History and Village Culture
The Dívčicko area forms a significant part of the historic Zbudovské Blata. The historic, so-called Dívčice estate included two fortresses built by the Lords of Sudoměř from the end of the 14th century onwards.
In Zbudov, the traditional farmsteads have preserved their historic buildings to a relatively high degree. The Zbudov heritage zone protects 19th-century Blata-type farmsteads, including houses Nos. 1, 3, 4, 23, 25, 26 and 27. The village square in Zbudov is home to the former smithy No. 28 and the former mill complex No. 9.
Routes and Monuments
Dívčice railway station is located at the junction of the České Budějovice–Plzeň main railway line and the branch line to Netolice. A marked cycle path leads to the Kubata Monument. The monument was erected in 1904 and is located behind the village near Zbudov railway station.
The circular trail “In Search of the Monuments and Nature of Zbudovské Blata” is a very easy family route. On the other side of the stream are two stones associated with a legend about an execution.
For the higher-level travel overview: České Budějovice District.
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