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Formed during the Hussite Revolution in 1420, Tâbor is surrounded on one side by Luznice River, and one the other by one of the most sublime natural wonders of Central Europe, Jordan Lake. Tabor has become one the most visited cities of the Czech Republic, referred to as Czech today, and has an approximate population of 35 thousand people. Tâbor amazes visitors with the Old Town Hall, a magnificent castle, and narrow labyrinth streets, and is the second largest city in South Bohemia

It shares borders with České Budějovice and Český Krumlov in the south. One of the most attractive places in Tâbor is the Husitske Historical Museum. The museum has an exhibition of the historical events that unfolded in the 1400s and is open all day for visitors. The underground passages in the museum are also definitely worth seeing. Those who want to learn more about the turbulent past of the city should definitely add Husitske Historical Museum to their list.

It’s possible to get around some of the parts of Tâbor, which houses some of the oldest structures of Central Europe, by walking. The City Hall, that has a Gothic style of architecture, and many other buildings are located in the city square. Some of the flamboyant houses from the Renaissance period can also be found here. Kotnov Castle (Hrad Kotnov), whose history reaches back to the 13th century, is a place that most people choose to see during their visit. 

You can find authentic markets, old houses, and historic city walls in Pražská Ulice street in the section of the city called New Town. If you walk from the street towards Lužnice River, the city walls left from the 15th century are immediately visible.

If you want to do some alternative activities while in Tâbor, then you can do the Pintovka Nature Trial that is just 1.2 km away from the city centre. You might also prefer the Red Hiking Trial that’s close to the famous Pribenice Castle. You can enjoy panoramic city views by going to the Hylacka and Babice watchtowers that you should come across during your hike.