easy
12 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels with comfortable walking involved
Discover the medieval charm of Český Krumlov and the regal beauty of Hluboká Castle on this unforgettable day trip from Prague. Let local guides unlock stories from Central Europe's past and lead you through charming streets and stunning gardens.
All ages • 11 hours • pick-up and drop-off in Prague • Second largest castle in the Czech Republic
Embark on a 12-hour journey to the enchanting town of Český Krumlov, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore its medieval charm, winding streets, and the majestic 13th-century castle. Along the way, visit the stunning Hluboká Chateau, reminiscent of Windsor Castle, offering beautiful gardens and captivating tours. A fairytale adventure awaits!
12 hours
The castle in Český Krumlov is the second largest one in the Czech Republic after Prague Castle. The city became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1992. On the way to this Jewel among the Czech towns, we will stop at the Hluboka Chateau, a little copy of the Windsor Castle, a popular wedding venue with its beautiful chambers and gardens. You will be able to walk through the park and enjoy the views of the monument, or you can take one of the many tours the Chateau offers.
Have you ever dreamed of visiting a fairytale town? Then don’t go to Disneyland! Český Krumlov is real, and it is there a picturesque and magical place! Český Krumlov is located in southern Bohemia, about 180 km from Prague. You can see the old world’s uniqueness world in the old town, which consists of narrow, winding streets with well-preserved medieval houses. The town is dominated by the 13th-century castle, with charming interiors. The breathtaking Hluboká Chateau is located about half an hour from Cesky Krumlov, and it makes a beautiful stop on the way from Prague.
Streets and castle tours involve a lot of walking on cobblestone surfaces.
Capture the breathtaking scenery of castles, gardens, and historic streets.
Check the forecast and bring layers or an umbrella depending on the season.
Beat the crowds and enjoy the peaceful morning atmosphere in Český Krumlov.
Český Krumlov’s castle was built in the 13th century and has played a pivotal role in regional conflicts, while Hluboká Castle was reconstructed in the 19th century, symbolizing romantic revivalism.
The town actively promotes sustainable tourism by preserving its historic sites and promoting eco-friendly transport options within the area.
Essential for walking through cobbled streets and castle grounds.
Capture stunning architecture and scenic views during the trip.
Prepare for varying weather conditions with layers or rain gear.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Stay hydrated during the outdoor sightseeing.