The historic town of Drosendorf surrounded by the river Dyjí is worth a visit, with well-preserved perimeter walls, city walls and a prison near the square, where Jan Jiří Grasel was imprisoned, who gave the commonly used Czech word grázl = scoundrel, robber, criminal, criminal or even murderer, simply nice bastard!
In Drosendorf, they have an educational trail along the walls, an ancient square with narrow streets, passages through the walls. Two restaurants, one on the square and the other down near Dyje. The MoKa confectionary with a terrace on the square is also worth mentioning. In the off-season, you can enjoy the atmosphere, peace and bubbling of the water by the raft in the natural swimming pool on the Dyja, where you can of course also swim.
