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The Schwarzenberger Hospital of the nobility was found on the 2nd of September 1676 by Jan Adolf von Schwarzenberg.
The hospital was built for retired employees of the Schwarzenberger family, who spent here the rest of their lives. The inmates wore dresses in the colours of the Schwarzenberg Family, i.e. white and blue. They received regular rent. As a hospital was this building used to the 30’s of the twentieth century. That time gave Jan Adolf von Schwarzenbeg the hospital to the town Lišov. The tripple – wing building with the Schwarzenberger coat of arms is the only one still existing infirmary in the South Bohemia. Inside you can find a Museum of F. M. Čapek with the exposition of the traditional crafts, the Gallery of J. R. Schuster, a library and an information centre.
In 1366, the house of Rosenbergs became the owner of the Třeboň dominion. In 1602, Petr Vok of Rosenberg chose Třeboň for his ...
The Tomb of the House of Schwarzenberg is one of the most architecturally remarkable sights to be visited in South Bohemia.
The square surrounded by burgher houses with Renaissance and Baroque facades is the natural centre of the whole urban conservation area.
The most beautiful views into the green and blue landscape and of Třeboň as “on the palm of a hand” are from the gallery of the ...
The Rosenberg family was a prominent Bohemian noble family that played an important role in Czech medieval history from the 13th century until 1611.
Personalities of the town
