– a pearl of Bohemian Renaissance towns in Southern Bohemia where nothing has changed since 1530´s…
(Duration: up to 10 hours)
One of the most beautiful places in the Czech Republic, a pearl of Central European Renaissance, a place that has not changed since the 16th century…
Český Krumlov is located in the very South of the Czech Republic near the Austrian border. To get there you will drive through the Bohemian landscape and see the countryside and the life in the villages.
When you arrive you will go through the French gardens of Český Krumlov Castle that itself was founded around the year 1250. You will get to the courtyards to start the tour – a unique example of Sgrafitti architecture with carved facades and tens of rooms originally furnished. The speciality of this castle is the „Golden horse carriage“ from 1560´s. For centuries, the Castle was owned by the most important czech nobel families, the Rosenbergs and the Schwarzenbergs.
After the visit to the castle you will continue to the town through Latran Street decorated by picturesque small houses with original home signs.
You will pass through Square of Concord with the City Hall to the view-point and the Saint Vitus Church, and then along the Vltava river back to the centre of the city.
This trip can be combined with a stop in the capital of Southern Bohemia Budweis which is on the way and where you find the first brewery producing Budweiser beer.
All the admissions are paid by the clients according to the contemporary prices of the entrance fees.
