The historical town center has been pronounced a town preserve in 1994. Its historical sights are connected by so-called Short route of educational trail called Netolice in its historical landscape while the Long route of an educational cycling trail connects the sights of the region. Three oblique towers and two waterfalls next to the Mnich pond sure belong to the town interests.

Fortified settlement of the Premyslides was situated on the top of St. Ján hill. Huge fortification of the former princely administrative castle, the guard of important trade routs, has been preserved until present days. Pieces of Slavic ceramics originate from 10th–13th century. The construction of an archaeological park has started lately. The park is supposed to serve as the starting point of trails with an observation tower in the style of a watchtower, with palisade and demonstration of medieval living, crafts and also finds from local archaeological excavations.

St. Wenceslaus church, originally a gothic building with Romanesque elements. Its emergence is dated to the second half of 13th century, but it is probably younger than the surrounding built-up area. It was built within the settlement round the Netolice castle and a market village has concentrated around it. It has lost its central position with the emergence of the new town, built up by Přemysl Otakar II. who has also donated the church to the Zlatá Koruna monastery. Renaissance tower of the church has been heightened in 18th century. Ceiling painting showing the legend of St. Wenceslaus is dated to this period as well as the new paint of adjacent baroque chapel of St. Michal. The church was reconstructed between years 1995–1997.

Church of Holy Virgin’s Assumption was built in the second half of 13th century in gothic style and belongs to the works of Zlatá Koruna master builders. The roof frame and the vault of nave and presbytery have collapsed during fire in 1619. They were reconstructed in early baroque style at the end of the Thirty-year war. The main altar is from the year 1634. Baroque vault of the originally gothic chapel of St. Barbora bears paintings dated around the year 1760, its new tower has been built ten years later. The church is decorated with numerous woodcarving works of the Werner family, which lived in Netolice in the second half of 18th century. Under the terms of reconstruction that has started in 1997 the tower has gained an entirely new cupola.

Deanery presents a complex of late classicistic buildings formed by rebuilding of older vicarage between years 1840–1843. New court wing and barns adhere to the main building. The deanery was seriously damaged during the sacking of the city in 1619. Great number of preserved details from the time of rebuilding classifies this object as one of the most valuable historical monuments of the region.

Rožmberk house is a renaissance building with an arcade standing in the northern corner of the square, today the residence of Museum of JUDr. Otakar Kudrna. Sgraffiti on the frontage of the house as well as corner ashlaring remained well preserved since the renaissance period (see also Museum of JUDr. Otakar Kudrna).

School in Staré Město was built on the place of two older schools in 1863. This two-story building of high architectonic significance has been sensitively built in intimate atmosphere. It represents a remarkable memory of Schwarzenberg architects. Another school building in Bavorovská Street is dated to the year 1911 and is also of high interest.

Town hall, a monumental building in neo-renaissance style dominates the main square. It has been built at the beginning of 1869 according to the project of A. Niklas on the place of an old civic house from 17th and 18th century. The position of the town hall before the year 1786 is not known, since then house Nr. 1 on the square became its temporary residence. It still bears frescos with town emblems on the frontage.

Fountain on the square is from the year 1677 and originates from Jiří Plánský stone-cutting workshop in Český Krumlov. Next to this baroque fountain a linden has been ceremonially planted as a tribute to silver wedding of emperor František Josef I in 1879.

Sculpture of St. Jan Nepomucký, situated between the school and the town hall, is an expression of St. Jan’s cult widely spread in Czech lands in 18th century. It has been consecrated in 1738.

Civic brewery in Obecní Street Nr. 58 stands on the place of former renaissance brewery that was established by the town in 1663. In the contemporary object from the second half of 19th century only the vault with Rožmberk signs of rose on the enclosure wall facing the street has maintained until today.

Beseda hotel is an area with its main baroque object facing the square. Side wing of renaissance structure leads into Bavorovská Street, younger object facing Gregorova Street is valuable because of its relief facade. Number of precious details from rebuilding of the area has preserved until present. The object is under reconstruction today.

Baroque warehouse in Školní Street served as salt storage according to oral tradition. This to doom condemned object has been saved and went under reconstruction between years 1996–1997.

Ziegrosser’s mill Its ancient origin is reminded by a tablet placed in the gable that reminds us of a flood in the year 1663, when the water has cracked dams of several ponds open.

Mnich pond was founded in 15th–6th century. Two historically valuable stone bridges are situated within its dam. Statue of St. Jan Nepomucký, protector against floods, stands on one of them. There used to stand a small medieval castle in one part of the dam called Slepičí vršek. Under the dam you can find two waterfalls and romantic streets. A number of traditional small folk buildings skirt the Rapačov creek.

Petrův Dvůr, part of the municipality about 1 km far from the town. This typical renaissance farmhouse is mentioned already in 1378, even though no building structures have been preserved from this period. The northern as well as the small southern wings are built mainly in renaissance style. Between 1592 and 1600 Petrův Dvůr was the economic base of the Kratochvíle castle and even a duct with drinkable water has lead from here to the castle kitchen. During the second half of 17th century the eastern wing has emerged and the barns have been heightened after the fire in 1743. A brewery in neo-gothic style was founded on the southern side of the object at the end of 19th century.

Chapel of Holy Virgin on top of Peklo hill built in 18th century.

Chapel of St. Gertruda in Budějovická Street is not accessible today; the object is used for living. After the chapel was closed down subsequently to Josef II. reforms a hermit used to live here.


Memorial tablets:
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Memorial tablet on the square placed on the building of Česká spořitelna commemorates of the year 1945 when the agreement of demarcation line between the US and Red army was signed here.

Memorial tablet on the museum building – dedicated to native, fish farmer and „fish master“ of the Rožmberk family Štěpánek Netolický.

Memorial tablet on the natal house of composer František Gregora in Gregorova Street Nr. 24

Memorials to the victims of the I. and II. World wars next to St. Wenceslaus church

Grave of Soviet soldiers who were killed in the II. World war (on the cemetery)

Memorial tablet on the museum building - in the memory of the museum founder, Netolice mayor and native JUDr. Otakar Kudrna

Memorial tablet placed on Petrův Dvůr Nr. 1 – commemoration of the Netolice native Josef John (1802–1871); forester of the Schwarzenberg family, he contributed to the declaration of the Boubín primeval forest natures preserve. The so-called John’s stone has been built on the Boubín hill in his memory.


Technical sights:
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Krčínka sewer
A forgotten technical monument – the artificial sewer named Krčínka is an outstanding example of metrical work. It is part of former Rožmberk (also called Netolice) game preserve and measures about 8 km. It has been built at the end of 16th century by the Rožmberk regent Jakub Krčín z Jelčan. Krčínka has brought water from the Melhutka creek in Hrbov through Dolní Nadýmač and Čichtický ponds and has served as the water drive source of different modern moving attractions, devices, pictures and fountains in the castle garden. This sewer became the ground of disagreement between Jakub Krčín and the city of Netolice because it conducted away the water used for filling the largest city ponds Hrbovské, Podroužek and Mnich and also for driving water mills in the city. According to a legend the sewer is being plowed every night by a devil and Krčín yoked into the plow.

Waterworks by Mollerovský pond – remainder of historical wooden duct leading to the city