A few years ago, I celebrated my birthday in a beautiful tour. It was an unforgettable adventure! We drove many countries, visited six different cities. Our journey began with a trip to the royal town of Krakow, and continued visiting a small town called Czech Krumlov, which is located in the southern part of the Czech Republic and is located on the Vltava River. What is the city different from others and is it worth going here?
The historical center of this city is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, here the second largest castle in the Czech Republic and a large number of architectural memos are located. Czech Krumlov, first of all, amazes that this is a very cozy town - small, but insanely beautiful and picturesque! Those who like hiking, I recommend to visit this city. Single pleasure is to walk along a little streets with friendly and smiling people. In this place there is no insane fuss of megacities, here the time flows slowly and measured, and people enjoy the joy of being.
If we talk about the main attractions, then first of all you need to pay attention to the above mentioned Krumlovsky castle, as well as the Cathedral of St. Witt and the City Town Hall. An unusual combination of gothic and baroque styles is definitely impressive of you! Be sure to go to the cozy cafe and enjoy Czech cuisine and delicious beer! Prices in Krumlov are inexpensive (especially in comparison with Prague). In just 15-20 euros you can taste delicious national dishes, such as dumplings with stewed meat.
In general, if you are tired of a noisy and fussy life, if you want to see not only lights of a big city, and just enjoy a quiet and slow life, to visit the outback and feel the national flavor of Chekhov, then you will definitely visit the charming city called Czech Krumlov!
Famous castle
