Cesky Krumlov + Hluboka Castle

Duration 11 o'clock

Movement Bus-pedestrian

Type Group

Guide Live Guide

Entry tickets Payment on the spot

The Czech Republic is a magnificent tourist destination that attracts a lot of travelers. Despite its small area, the country is replete with ancient cities, many of which annually attract crowds of tourists from all over the world.

Cesky Krumlov is a pearl of medieval architecture, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. At a distance of 180 km from Prague, you will find an amazing combination of Renaissance, Baroque and Gothic, surrounded by the picturesque landscapes of South Bohemia. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of European history and culture, enjoying the beauty of German Gothic, Italian Renaissance and Czech Baroque among the vast forests of Bohemia.

Having climbed the basalt rocky plateau, you will find yourself in the center of the magical Cesky Krumlov, where its fortress and castle rise majestically, framed by the picturesque Castle Park. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the ancient city, feel its spirit and history by visiting the City Hall and the Church of St. Vitus. Local residents will be happy to show you “Vltaviny” - Czech magic stones, and also treat you to the most delicious carp in Europe and high-quality local beer from an old brewery.

Czesky Krumlov, known as the “city of the red five-petalled rose,” is fraught with many unsolved mysteries. Its castle is home to the famous Czech ghost “The White Lady,” and in the streets of the city you can hear legends about the magnificent witch Annabella, who promises to reveal the secrets of her “elixir of youth.”

Hluboká nad Vltavou Castle, located on the famous “golden road” from Prague to the city of Cesky Krumlov, served as a fortress of royal power in the Czech Republic. In the 19th century, the Schwarzenberg princes rebuilt it in the English Stuart Gothic style. The white walls of this Czech "Windsor" attract tourists from all over the world to admire its beauty.

Languages of the tour

Russian

Attractions

Hluboka Castle

Hluboká Castle is a magnificent architectural structure located in Southern Bohemia, near the town of Hluboká nad Vltavou. The castle is one of the most notable landmarks and symbols of the region. In its architecture, it imitates the style of English castles of the Windsor type, which makes it unique among Czech castles.

Cesky Krumlov Castle

Krumlov Castle, also known as Cesky Krumlov Castle, located in Southern Bohemia, 170 km from Prague, is the second largest castle in the country after Prague Castle.