St. Vitus is a significant late Gothic structure from the 15th century. The church stands as a testament to medieval architectural prowess and spiritual history (outside visit on Sundays).

As the heart of Český Krumlov, the historic Náměstí Svornosti (Concord Square) is surrounded by Renaissance and Baroque buildings. Marvel at the 18th-century Marian Plague Column, and the 400 years-old town hall.

Dedicated to the work of the Austrian painter Egon Schiele, who lived in the town almost a century ago. Admire the broad, stone-vaulted halls and weathered wooden beams that have been meticulously preserved (outside visit).

An architectural marvel of the State Castle, this bridge offers spectacular views of the town and castle. Get a deeper appreciation of the town's layout and natural beauty from this grand vantage point.

Dominating the town's skyline, the Castle Tower is iconic for its colorful frescoes. The overview it offers of the town's rooftops and winding streets makes it a pinnacle of any visit to Český Krumlov.

The Old Town of Český Krumlov is a perfectly preserved medieval labyrinth. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, this historic core offers an authentic journey through centuries of Bohemian heritage.