Mladošovice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Church of St. Bartholomew is a single-nave church with a five-sided closed presbytery, a prismatic tower, a Baroque vestibule, and a former cemetery surrounded by a wall. A church already stood in Mladošovice in 1367; the church tower was added in 1499.

Culture

The church in Mladošovice contains a copy of Rembrandt’s “The Last Supper” painted by Jan Kojan. The South Bohemian painter Jan Kojan is buried in the local cemetery in Mladošovice.

One of the larger cultural events in Mladošovice is a pilgrimage for the Feast of Saint Adalbert on 23 April. Mladošovice also has an inn with a cultural hall.

Geographical Location

Mladošovice lies near the boundary of the Třeboňsko Protected Landscape Area. In some places around Mladošovice, remnants of the border fortifications built around 1939 are still visible today.

Getting Around

Cycle Route No. 1097 from Borovany to Domanín reaches Mladošovice at kilometre 6. The “Journey to Swimming in the Borovany Region” cycle loop also passes through Mladošovice.

Events

The programme of the “Open Apiaries Day 2026” includes a tour of an apidomku in the garden near Miluška. The “Open Apiaries Day 2026” organised by the Mladošovice Beekeepers’ Association includes a group walk to a statue of Saint Ambrose.

More local pages: Vráto, Olešnice U Českých Budějovic, Hermannsdorf, Planá U Českých Budějovic, Ševětín, Čenkow, Srubec, Slavče

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres České Budějovice.