Cities near České Budějovice

České Budějovice is a city of 93,426 inhabitants in Czechia. The most populous cities near České Budějovice within 100 km are Linz, Passau, Jihlava. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 48.9745° Longitude: 14.4743° Population: 93,426 Timezone: Europe/Prague
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Nearby cities 23 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Linz Austria 75.6 km 204,846
Passau Germany 88.9 km 50,560
Jihlava Czechia 93.7 km 50,108
Tábor Czechia 50.7 km 36,264
Příbram Czechia 86.4 km 32,773
Písek Czechia 44.1 km 29,774
Traun Austria 85.6 km 25,345
Jindřichův Hradec Czechia 42.9 km 22,812
Klatovy Czechia 97.7 km 22,763
Strakonice Czechia 52.4 km 22,355
Benešov Czechia 91.1 km 17,043
Wels Austria 95.5 km 16,857
Pelhřimov Czechia 74.4 km 16,541
Amstetten Austria 99.1 km 15,559
Český Krumlov Czechia 21.6 km 12,797
Hauzenberg Germany 71.8 km 12,522
Regen Germany 98.3 km 12,296
Vlašim Czechia 87.0 km 12,225
Prachatice Czechia 35.1 km 11,119
Humpolec Czechia 90.0 km 10,914
Waldkirchen Germany 69.3 km 10,757
Sušice Czechia 75.1 km 10,740
Zwiesel Germany 90.3 km 10,327

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