Cesky Krumlov

Cesky Krumlov Czech Republic is best known for its fine architecture and art of the historic old town and krumlov Castle. It was constructed in the late 13th century at a ford in the Vltava River because it was a main trade route in Bohemia. The town has remained as an integral part of Austrian Empire, Austria- Hungary Empire and German Empire then it was became the part of Czechoslovakia. Now after the formation of Slovakia, it became the part of Czech Republic. After the Velvet Revolution, the town has restored its former beauty which was destructed by Austrian, Germans and other ruling countries.

QuickBooker is presenting here the glimpse of Cesky Krumlov Travel Info which will definitely help you to explore the real beauty of the town. Visitors can visit here the museum which is dedicated to the painter Egon Schiele. They can also visit preserved Baroque theatre which was completed in 1766 and amongst the few witness of beginning of theatre which still exist. Nowadays, only three performances in a year are organized here. The oldest one Bohemia’s monastery Zlatá Koruna ("The Golden Crown") is just ten kilometers far from Krumlov.

The largest national park ‘Šumava National Park’ and Pivovar Eggenberg brewery is very close to Krumlov. Especially Pivovar Eggenberg brewery is used as filming locations. Number of festivals and other events are organized here every year such as Five Petalled Rose Festival in the weekend of summer solstice in June. The festivals are here concluded by a fireworks show above the castle.