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Regional Museum in the Czech Krumlov - The Regional Museum is housed in the original historic building of the former Jesuit seminary, which is the oldest Baroque building in the city. Recently, the building was reconstructed, and the exposition was updated and looks just brilliant.
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Church of St. Vitus - The slender and elongated neo-Gothic tower of the Church of St. John. Vita together with the castle tower create a unique silhouette of the city. The church was founded in 1340 under Peter I Rožmberk by the master Lingart of Aldenberk in the Gothic style.
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Monastery of the Minorites - A large courtyard, where the cemetery used to be, is surrounded by Baroque buildings. This is the Church of the Body of the Lord of Christ and extensive monastic buildings.
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Náplavka - Perfect spot for the ending of your trip.You can enjoy the promenade there and make great photos.
- Guidance from a local professional guide
- Český Krumlov Castle admission fee : Adults 12 €,(18-24) 9.5 €,(6-17) 3.5€
Embark on a serene and enlightening 2-hour stroll, getting to know some of the most captivating corners, tales, and landmarks of Cheski-Krumlov. Discover the diversified legacy, distinct customs, traditions, and culture that shape this enchanting city. By combining tours of the sights with storytelling, delve into the city and experience its splendour. Begin your journey at the Regional Museum, where genuine exhibits offer insights into the ancient, medieval, and contemporary eras of Cheski-Krumlov. Take in the beauty of the 14th-century neo-gothic St. John Church. Uncover important historical knowledge by visiting the Monastery of the minorities. Marvel at an array of monuments and connect with the ambiance at the Naplavka promenade. Conclude your journey near the spellbinding River Vitava, taking in the refreshing views.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
