Holidays in the Czech Republic

The Czech Republic has so much to offer the visitor - beautiful countryside, historic towns and cities, great walking and cycling, music, art and folk customs.

Stay in a country cottage or a hotel in a fascinating old town, go on a tour or combine a trip to Prague with a stay in a second city.


	Holidays in Cesky Krumlov

Cesky Krumlov is probably the most perfect historic town in the Czech Republic and indeed in Europe. The UNESCO-listed town has the second-largest castle in the Czech Republic and over 300 listed buildings, lots of museums and galleries, as well as dozens of restaurants and bars. Naturally the town attracts a lot of visitors - many on daytrips from Prague, but we recommend at least one overnight stay. The town is close to the Bohemian Forest (Sumava National Park) and Lake Lipno.

Some sights of interest in Cesky Krumlov

Cesky Krumlov Castle - a stunning Renaissance castle perched on a cliff overlooking the town
Egon Schiele Gallery - a modern art gallery with rotating exhibitions
the Regional Museum - recently updated the museum is based in an old Jesuit seminary
rafting and canoeing - you can hire boats for the day or half-day
the Architectural Museum - a small museum packed with information about how the town’s buildings were built
the many cultural events that occur in the town, especially the Festival of the Five-Petal Rose
Eggenberg Brewery - tours and tastings at the local brewery

The surrounding area

the train - the journey from Cesky Krumlov to the Bohemian Forest is delightful
Zlata Koruna Abbey - Gothic monastery in lovely setting
Divci Kamen Castle (photo above) built on a headland overlooking the River Vltava
Ceske Budejovice -fascinating city, with historic medieval centre, Budweiser Budvar brewery, great shopping and eating
the Bohemian Forest - a National Park, well suited to walking and biking
Lake Lipno - offers facilities for sailing, surfboarding and skating.

Who would enjoy a holiday in Cesky Krumlov ?

lovers of history
classical music fans ( major stars perform at Cesky Krumlov’s international music festival)
folklore fans
lovers of food and drink

Tours

We offer Cesky Krumlov as part of the following tours: Historic South Bohemia, Medieval Bohemia and Bohemian Arts and Culture.
We also offer Cesky Krumlov as part of our self-guide tours
We can offer day and half-day excursions from Cesky Krumlov
Cesky Krumlov is on the following cycle tours: Prague-Vienna Greenways, Bohemia UNESCO, Along the Vltava River
We can also offer guided tours of Cesky Kumlov.

Please note clicking on these links will take you to our dedicated Czech Tours website.

Accommodation in Cesky Krumlov and Surrounding Area

We have hotels and pensions in Cesky Krumlov. To enquire about booking these email us on admin@czechtours.co.uk

We also offer a number of holiday cottages in the surrounding area. To enquire about booking a cottage email us on admin@czechtours.co.uk, putting “Cesky Krumlov cottages” in the subject line and we will send you information about the cottages available for your chosen dates.




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Getting to Cesky Krumlov

If you want to hire a car, please use the car rental search engine on our travel page . Otherwise the best way to get to Cesky Krumlov is by luxury coach direct from Prague. To get to Cesky Krumlov by train from Prague requires a change at Ceske Budejovice. There are shuttles to Cesky Krumlov from Linz and Vienna.