2025 Ceske Budejovice Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

#holidayitinerary While Budějovice is famous for beer, its charm extends far beyond. The city is a treasure trove of Baroque and Renaissance architecture, with colorful facades, ornate arcades, and quiet alleys waiting to be discovered. Take a walk away from the main square, and you’ll find hidden courtyards, street art, and little local shops. In spring and summer, flower-lined streets and the Vltava River views add a serene touch, making it a delightful destination for photographers and history lovers alike.

#holidayitinerary Budějovice isn’t just about beautiful architecture—it’s a living museum of Czech brewing culture. Known worldwide as the birthplace of Budweiser, the city has maintained centuries-old beer traditions. Visiting the local breweries, you can see historic brewing equipment, taste classic lagers, and even learn about the unique water and barley that make Budweiser distinctive. Beyond beer, the city’s cafes and squares offer a perfect spot to soak in local life and enjoy a slower pace of South Bohemian living.

#Czech #SmallTownBeauty #Square 🚇Transportation Guide: International Buses: Flixbus, RegioJet (Departing from Prague) 📍Must-See Attractions: Přemysl Otakara II Square (Náměstí Přemysla Otakara II.) Named after the city's founder, Czech King Přemysl Otakara II, this square is one of the largest in the Czech Republic. Besides being a landmark, it's also a popular spot for locals to relax and admire the colorful buildings. Samson Fountain (Samsonova kašna) This Baroque-style fountain, located in Přemysl Otakara II Square, was built between 1721 and 1727. It's one of the largest fountains in the Czech Republic and one of the city's main historical sites. It's crowned by a sculpture of the biblical figure Samson and a lion. Town Hall (Magistrát města České Budějovice) The beautiful gray-blue building at the south end of the western side of Přemysl Ottokar II Square is the Town Hall. Its architecture blends Baroque and Renaissance styles. It also serves as the local tourist center, and tours of the interior are available by appointment. Black Tower (Černá věž) The 72.25-meter-high tower, built between 1550 and 1577, originally served as a timekeeping and fire monitoring tower. Today, it is open to the public, and visitors can climb to the top for a fee to enjoy panoramic city views. 🥨Must-try: Restaurace Masné krámy A famous local restaurant serving traditional Czech cuisine. The food is well-seasoned and the portions are generous, making it a great spot for sharing. The locally produced Budvar beer is a must! 🍻 Café Datel This café features minimalist, wood-toned decor. The coffee is excellent, and they also offer light meals and afternoon tea, perfect for a relaxing afternoon. During our visit to Český Budejovice, the attractions were relatively concentrated and easily accessible on foot. The city itself took about half a day to explore, but visiting the Budweiser Brewery and Museum would require a full day. The city is well-planned, and information on the tour can be obtained at the Tourist Information Center. ☺️

#0yenspringtrip "St. Nicholas Church" is located right next to the Old Town Square in Prague. It looks pretty simple from the outside, but the moment I stepped inside, I exclaimed, "Wow... this place is amazing..." [The height of Baroque! A space enveloped in light and art🌟🕊️🎼] The highlight of the white-based interior is the frescoes that cover the entire ceiling! The gold decorations are also incredibly delicate, and it was on the level of being **"a church that is more moving than a museum**"! Looking up, the light shining in from the center of the dome is fantastic, and it looks like an entrance to heaven. In addition, it is said that Mozart also played the pipe organ here! If you're lucky, they'll also have a classical music concert, so it's recommended to immerse yourself in the sound♪ 📍Basic information (check the website for the latest information) ✴︎Location: Old Town Square, Prague, Czech Republic ✴︎Access: 5-minute walk from Staroměstská subway station ✴︎Fee: Free (concerts are paid) ✴︎Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (subject to change depending on the event) It's gorgeous, yet somehow quiet and calming... this might be what it means to have your soul cleansed. If you come to Prague, you should definitely stop by this mysterious spot where art and history come together!

First time in Eastern Europe? Don't miss this curated guide! Savor fresh fish from the lake district, delicious barbecued ribs, and unique cave-roasted meats. Explore the Schönbrunn Palace and Gardens, visit the Sisi Museum, and experience the splendor of the imperial residence. Enjoy refreshing Budweiser beer, embark on an adventure in the Berchtesgaden Salt Mine, and finally, cruise along the Danube River, taking in the breathtaking scenery of Budapest! -- Eastern Europe, a region rich in history and unique landscapes. From Prague's ancient castles 🏰 to Vienna's musical halls 🎶, every corner is captivating. Immerse yourself in the local customs, meet the welcoming people, and create unforgettable travel memories! -- 🚩Itinerary: D1: Depart and fly directly to Budapest. Visit Fisherman's Bastion and Buda Castle. D2-D3: Travel to Vienna. Explore the Schönbrunn Palace, including the gardens, Sisi Museum, and imperial residence. D4: Depart from Vienna to Prague. Admire the Schönbrunn Palace gardens along the way. D5: Explore Prague, focusing on Prague Castle. D6: Journey through the Czech Republic and Austria. Experience the Budweiser Brewery. D7-D8: Discover Austria. Visit Salzburg Castle and embark on an adventure to the Hallstatt Salt Mine. D9: Return to Budapest. Enjoy a Danube River cruise in the evening, including a visit to Lake Balaton. D10: Free time in Budapest. Explore the city's charm. D11-D12: Conclude the trip. Fly directly back home from Budapest. ✨Trip Highlights: Lake fish, barbecued ribs, cave-roasted meats, and a wealth of cultural and historical experiences await! -- Recommended Attractions: 🌟 Schönbrunn Palace: The Austrian imperial summer residence, with its opulent interiors and unique oriental decorations, is a perfect spot for photos! 🎵 Vienna Musikverein: One of the world's top five concert halls—a must-visit for music lovers! 🚤 Danube River Cruise: Want a panoramic view of Budapest? Take a Danube River cruise for a visual feast! -- Travel Checklist: Essential Items for Your Eastern European Tour 📖 Documents: Passport, visa, ID card, driver's license and translation, and remember to make backup copies. 🔌 Electronics: Charger, power bank, European plug adapter—don't forget these. 📱 Communication: Local SIM card or mobile Wi-Fi to stay connected. 👕 Clothing: Pack spring and autumn clothes according to the March weather in Eastern Europe, along with comfortable shoes. 💊 Medicine: Cold medicine, painkillers, band-aids, etc., just in case. 💰 Finances: Credit card, a small amount of cash, and remember to purchase travel insurance. -- Join a group tour to Eastern Europe and enjoy the exotic atmosphere and a unique Eastern European experience! ✨Follow me for more Eastern European travel tips!✨

11-day multi-country tour of Europe. Carefully selected routes will take you to experience the unique European style. Don't miss this excellent guide! -- Europe is a continent that combines ancient history and modern civilization. 🏰 From the romantic Eiffel Tower in Paris, France, to the classical Acropolis of Athens, Greece, 🏛️ every step is a step through history, experiencing different regional customs. -- 🚩 Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Shanghai to Frankfurt, then transfer to Prague. Day 2-3: Visit Prague Castle and the Old Town in Prague, and enjoy a half-day of free time. Then head to Budweis and Cesky Krumlov, and finally arrive at a small town in Germany to visit the Budweiser Brewery and Cesky Krumlov. Day 4-5: Depart from the small town in Germany, visit Salzburg Castle, experience the salt mine, then head to Berchtesgaden, then to Hallstatt, and finally arrive in Vienna, enjoying the beautiful lake scenery and a special fish meal along the way. Day 6-7: Visit the Sisi Museum and the Royal Residence in Vienna, then head to Pandorf OUTLETS for shopping, then head to Budapest to visit Schönbrunn Palace. Day 8-9: Visit Fisherman's Bastion and Gödöllő Palace in Budapest, and experience a night cruise on the Danube River in Budapest. Then visit St. Andrew's Church and enjoy free time. Day 10: Depart from Budapest, transfer via Frankfurt, and return to Shanghai. Day 11: Arrive in Shanghai and end the journey. -- 🧳 Travel essentials: Multi-country tour of Europe, these are a must! 📞 Prepare a phone card, so you won't be lost in Europe. 🔌 Plug adapter, charge worry-free around the world. 🪪 Hold your passport and visa in hand, and don't be afraid to cross borders. 👗 Europe is cold in winter, so don't forget to bring warm clothes. 🔋 Bring a charger with you, so you have enough power to take photos and check in. -- Multiple countries in Europe, with a variety of styles waiting for you to explore! If you like it, you might as well try a Trip.com group tour to make your trip more relaxing and enjoyable!

The "Budweiser Town" in Budweiser, a city in southern Czech, has a 400-year history of beer brewing. Its clear and mellow beer is very famous throughout Europe. The town holds two of the best in the Czech Republic: the square square with each side being 133 meters long is the largest square in the Czech Republic; the statue fountain in the center of the square, which is more than 20 meters high, is the tallest fountain in the Czech Republic. The strongman Samson at the top of the statue holds open the lion's upper and lower jaws with his hands, and spring water gushes out of the lion's mouth. I originally thought that Germans were the beer kings, but when I arrived in the Czech Republic, I realized that beer production and consumption are even more astonishing. The per capita beer consumption has ranked first in the world for seven consecutive years. The origin of authentic "Budweiser" beer is not in the United States but in the small town of Budweiser in southern Czech Republic.

🇨🇿 In the evening, bidding farewell to the Czech CK fairy tale town with reluctance, we drove more than 20 kilometers to the Clarion Congress Hotel in Budejovice. A 17-story building stands abruptly by the roadside, with an open square and grassland in front, and some national flags fluttering in the sunshine beside it. 📍 Clarion Congress Hotel - Ceske Budejovice (Clarion Congress Hotel), located at Prazska trida 2306/14, Budejovice, Czech Republic, is a four-star business hotel. ⛳ The lobby is spacious, with leisure tables and chairs appropriately placed. The check-in process was completed quickly, and we took the elevator to our room 908. The room is about 20 square meters, bright and simple, clean and sanitary. The white bedding on the two small beds in the middle is soft and comfortable, and it is equipped with a TV, hairdryer, electric kettle, and coffee drinks, which is rare in European countries. The bathroom is also very refreshing and warm. Especially amazing is the view from the window overlooking the colorful houses of the entire Budejovice town, delivering beautiful images of light changes from dusk to night. 👠 In the evening, it's just over a 10-minute walk to Premysl Otakar II Square to see the night view, look for delicious food, and have a glass of Budweiser Town beer, which is pleasant and comfortable. 🥞 Breakfast is a rich buffet with bread, pastries, milk, coffee, fried eggs, fruits, etc., with many varieties, shapes, and flavors that attract people's taste buds. 📍 Address: Prazska trida 2306/14, Budejovice, Czech Republic 💰 Price: Double room from 622 RMB/night (including breakfast) ⏰ Check-in time: 14:00-24:00 ⏰ Check-out time: 07:00-12:00

Located at the confluence of the Vltava and Malše rivers in South Bohemia, there is a medieval town called České Budějovice, generally abbreviated to 'Budějovice' or 'Budějovice'. As early as 1265, it was built by the Bohemian King Przemysl Otakar II. Although it is a small town, it is known to boast two of the Czech Republic's greatest: the 133-meter square old town square is the largest square in the Czech Republic; the 20-meter high Samson fountain in the center of the square is the highest fountain in the Czech Republic. Another thing that cannot be ignored is: since the 16th century, beer has been produced here using the Pilsen brewing method, named 'Budějovický Budvar' or 'Budějovice Budweiser'. Because budejovicky is called budweis in German, translated into Chinese as Budweiser, so Budějovice beer in Germany or German-speaking areas is called Budweiser, translated into Chinese as Budweiser. Therefore, Budějovice is now also called Budweiser Town. In the second half of the 19th century, it was introduced to the United States by German-Americans. It is said that Budějovice's 'Budweiser' beer and the American 'Budweiser' beer have been suing for naming rights for many years. The final judgment is: both families enjoy the name Budweiser; the European market is monopolized by Budějovice 'Budweiser', and American 'Budweiser' cannot touch it; outside of Europe, American 'Budweiser' is allowed to market. On the afternoon of August 14, 2010, I made a brief stop in Budějovice, or 'Budweiser Town', for less than two hours. It was really a 'dragonfly skimming the water', just 'touching the water' in that square and the surrounding area. There were not many tourists, a group of cyclists were taking pictures on the square, and the leisurely waiters under the arcade were sitting and smoking... It matched the leisurely taste of the entire ancient city. Of course, my trip was hurried and didn't match. But even if it doesn't match, Budějovický Budvar beer, you still have to sit down, float a big white, and still feel the fragrance in your mouth.

České Budějovice is the main railway station and marshaling yard in České Budějovice in South Bohemia. It is located at the intersection of the international corridor from Prague south to Linz, Austria, and several national lines. Its Neo-Renaissance style construction was completed in 1908. From Prague, trains are generally more comfortable, cheaper, faster, and go from one center to another. Trains leave from Prague every hour. The journey from Prague takes 2-2.5 hours #2024TravelWish ~ Travel to Sicily, Italy

The Black Tower offers a beautiful 360° view of the city, the square, and the entire city and surrounding areas. Steep stairs of concrete/stone and wood, not easy to pass. Charming interior with lots of old woodwork and several heavy bells from the 1700s. It is payable on the top platform of the tower and costs 40 CZK for adults. Try to visit when there aren't too many other tourists - it can become rather dicey if too many people try to use the stairs at the same time. #2024TravelWish ~ Travel to Sicily, Italy

Beautiful church, beautiful architecture. The church is near the main square. The church and the Black Tower are recommended attractions in České Budějovice. The founding of St. Nicholas Cathedral dates back to the 13th century, when it served as the parish church of the royal town of České Budějovice. There is a large painting of St. Nicholas in the hall. #2024TravelWish ~ Travel to Sicily, Italy

Location: 40 minutes walk from České Budějovice Station Atmosphere/Facilities: Tour program of factory from brewing to bottling and packaging Recommended point: Beer tasting directly poured from the aging tank Budget per person: 220ck/person (about 1,500 yen) Rating: ★★★ Budweiser Budvar's only factory that does everything from brewing to just before distribution. The tour starts at 2pm and is conducted in each language. There is a lecture for just over an hour about the raw materials, brewing methods, the production process up to shipping, and their history. The main event is the tasting time where you can enjoy beer poured directly from the tank in the 2℃ aging tank storage. I think you will enjoy beer more if you visit before starting sightseeing in the beer city, Czech Republic. #beer #České Budějovice #Czech Republic #solo trip

Budweiser Town has two Czech superlatives, the largest square and the highest sculpture fountain in the Czech Republic. The gray and white building in front is the town hall of Budweiser. The buildings around the square are in medieval architectural style, including Baroque, Gothic, and Renaissance styles, with different styles and colorful colors.

Although esk Budjovice has been included in the world's natural and cultural heritage by the United Nations, it has not been a popular tourist city. Its just that we traveled from the small town of CK in Cesky Krumlov to Karlovy Vary, and we will look at the town as a lunch break. Look at the map town north of Prague, to the south is Krumf CK, to the east is the Arcadia Telc, to the west of St. John's Church. The four directions of Ceske Budejovice are surrounded by world heritage, which has greatly reduced her attention, which is why it still maintains a quiet atmosphere. Ceske Budejovice is best known for Budweiser beer, which is more than 100 years old than Budweiser beer in the United States. Since the end of the 19th century, the two brewers have been using the same name. The trademark lawsuit against this brand has also been playing for a century. So come here to drink Budweiser beer. It is the cheapest to buy KOH-I-NOOR in a store in esk Budjovice. Czech old-fashioned monopoly pencils, color lead, watercolor lead, crayons and other art supplies, including hedgehog pencil and water crayons Most famous, it is a paradise for art lovers and art lovers.