Travel between Prague and Passau and make a memorable stop at Cesky Krumlov, a superbly preserved medieval town on the Vltava river. The narrow, winding streets open onto picturesque squares lined with colourful houses, artisan workshops and atmospheric taverns that recall centuries of local life. Dominating the skyline is a chateau complex with origins some 700 years ago, part of the second largest castle ensemble in the Czech Republic; its terraced gardens and viewpoints reward visitors with sweeping panoramas of the river bend and red‑tiled roofs. Exploring on foot reveals layers of Gothic and Baroque architecture, intimate courtyards and riverside scenes perfect for photography and relaxed wandering. Along the route there is the option to add a visit to the original Budweiser Budvar brewery to learn local brewing traditions, or to detour to Hluboka chateau, a romantic hilltop residence famed for its landscaped grounds. Whether you are travelling from Prague to Passau or in the opposite direction, this stopover provides a concentrated taste of Bohemian heritage, scenic countryside and historic charm. The itinerary suits history lovers and anyone seeking atmospheric towns, local flavours and memorable vistas. Read more
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Discover a UNESCO medieval gem: Cesky Krumlov’s 700‑year‑old chateau, winding lanes and riverside panoramas capture the imagination.
Perfect for history enthusiasts, photographers and those who want to experience authentic Bohemian atmosphere in one unforgettable visit.