State Castle and Chateau Český Krumlov

|♨️The Czech town of Český Krumlov is well-deservedly known as one of the most beautiful towns in the world. This small town, with only 14,100 residents, is located in the Bohemian region of southern Czech Republic, upstream of the Vltava River, about 160 kilometers from the Czech capital, Prague. ♨️The deep blue sky and the gentle white clouds make the town dreamlike. You can see the panoramic view of Krumlov city by going up to Krumlov Castle. Explore the various Czech puppets in the Puppet Museum. The Gothic St. Vitus Church, built in 1439 and named after the St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague, is one of the landmarks of Krumlov. ♨️Krumlov can be casually walked around in no more than three hours. However, the terrain here is undulating, with mountains and water, and walking among these romantic buildings that have stood for centuries, the dreamy temperament felt is hard to describe. This small town is a pure and beautiful haven in the restless world. 🔆Château de Versailles Built in 1204, the William Castle is the largest castle in the Bohemian region outside of Prague Castle. It has stood in Český Krumlov for nearly a thousand years and is incredibly impressive. 🔆St. Vitus Cathedral St. Vitus Cathedral is the oldest and largest church in Krumlov, Czech Republic, built in the early 14th century as a place of worship for the local people. The architectural style of the church is mainly Gothic, with a fusion of Baroque style. It stands on the banks of the Vltava River, with its spires towering into the clouds, making it a magnificent sight. 🔆Czech beer When you come to Czech Republic, be sure to taste the local beer. Although German beer is well-known, Czech people are actually the ones who love beer the most, so the beer here is also worth a try. Czech Republic · Europe

CK Town, full name Český Krumlov, is a castle town in Czech Republic, also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, like a world coming out of a comic book. Starting from Prague, I chose the Regio Jet bus and bought tickets directly from their official website. There are discounts for advance booking, and the ticket price is around 15-18 euros. The journey takes about 3 hours. Be sure to pay attention to the location of your hotel. I got off at the wrong stop because there are two parking spots (AN and Spicak) in CK town. Fortunately, the two stops are not far apart, but dragging luggage on the cobblestone streets in the town is a bit of a challenge. If you have time, be sure to stay in the town for a night. In the evening, there are not so many tourists, surrounded by the river, peaceful and comfortable. You can also say good morning to two bears if you get up early! It is recommended to make an appointment in advance for the tour and explanation of Krivoklat Castle. If you make a late appointment, only Czech language explanations will be available, but an English guidebook will be provided for you to follow along. You don't need to do anything here, even just quietly daydreaming will make you feel the beauty of time passing by... Recommended restaurant: Krcma v Satlavske Ulici cave restaurant, bread onion soup and grilled ribs are really good👍, remember to drink the onion soup quickly, otherwise the bread will drink it up. The black beer is so delicious! KH Town Kutná Hora - Central Bohemia (KUTNA HORA) is recommended to take a train from Prague Central Station (Praha hl.n) and walk a short distance to the attraction after arrival, or take a taxi. Remember to buy a ticket at the tourist center first, which is more cost-effective! The Bone Church is really shocking, but also very oppressive. St. Barbara's Church and The Church of the Assumption of Our Lady and Saint John the Baptist are all included! The whole town is very small and can be visited as a day trip from Prague. Recommended restaurant Pivnice Dacicky. They have 6 flavors of craft beer, which is quite tasty.

Feasting in the fairy-tale Czech town. My first impression of Prague was the song by Jolin Tsai, but after arriving, I found that the imagined square, pigeons, and wishing well were all missing, haha. Prague's old town is crowded with tourists, classic European cobblestone streets and trams. In the old town, we mainly walked around to sightsee and taste the local cuisine. (Displayed on the last three pages) My favorite dish is the pork sauerkraut dumplings. Yes, translated as dumplings, but actually, the skin is very thick, and they are filled with a variety of fillings, even fruit. Hot spiced wine is also a classic in Europe, and it's very warming to drink. The cost of living in Prague is very friendly in Europe, and our group of nine people feasted. In the end, the owner gave us a wooden box filled with candy, and it was only after leaving the store that we realized it might have been for tips... On the last day, we went to the town of Český Krumlov, commonly known as CK Town, one of the top ten beautiful towns in Europe. Departing from Prague by bus, it takes just over two hours to get there. The town is surrounded by a river, and the colorful houses look like a fairy-tale island from a distance. Inside, there are many specialty shops, and a small castle to visit. It was a very pleasant journey

Krumlov, an ancient town in South Bohemia, is about 180 kilometers away from the capital Prague, which also nestles on the Vltava River. In Czech, the literal meaning of Krumlov is 'shoal in the river bend', which vividly describes the environmental characteristics of this mini ancient town. The Vltava River bends in a U-shape here, and the center of the U-shape, or the ancient town area surrounded by the river, is filled with historical buildings dating back to the 14th century; on the hills outside the U-shape, there is Krumlov Castle, second only to Prague Castle in scale, and the castle garden. Krumlov has a kind of beauty that is so rich that it cannot be diluted, with beautiful scenes everywhere. If you stay in a small guest house by the river for a night, it would be even better - the window of your room is likely to be a painting; on your pillow, the murmuring sound of the Vltava River will enter your dream...

Český Krumlov, commonly known as CK town, is a charming small town with a population of about 15,000 people. In 1972, it was listed as one of the World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. The name 'Krumlov' in Latin and Old German indicates that the land is an uneven meadow. Approaching the outskirts of the town, one can see the ancient castle tower standing tall amidst the mountain mists. It is the second largest castle in the Czech Republic, after Prague Castle. The town of Český Krumlov is embraced in a horseshoe shape by the wide and winding Vltava River, which flows from here towards the city of Prague. The entire town is centered around a 13th-century castle, which features Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles. Despite a history of 300 to 500 years, the castle still retains its medieval style.

The fairy tale Central European town 🏰 Český Krumlov, you will regret if you miss it! This town, different from the hustle and bustle of Prague, has a quiet ancient city, which is beautiful and vivid under the rendering of the four seasons 🍂🌟 - 🏰Exploring Český Krumlov Castle Explore this dreamy castle and travel through time. In winter, the historical exhibition in the castle is even more mysterious. Climb to the top of the castle tower, overlooking the entire town, there are 162 steps, walk slowly, and enjoy the scenery along the way 👀 - 🚶‍♀️Stroll along the Vltava River Enjoy a peaceful walk on the snow-covered river bank. The autumn leaves shine on the river bank, the river water is quiet in winter, poetic and picturesque. Why not taste the local hot red wine 🍷, warming the heart. · 🛍️Exploring the town square The autumn market is bustling, the winter Christmas market is warm and touching, and the town square is a paradise for shopping and food. Choose some handicrafts as souvenirs, if you are tired, you can try the local hot pancakes and 🍫 hot chocolate~ · 🎨Art tour of Egon Schiele Art Centrum In winter, the art center will hold a unique winter exhibition~ After visiting the art gallery, take a break in the nearby cafe ☕️ · ⛓️Fantasy tour of the Torture Museum Although it is a bit creepy ❗❗ But the museum can take you through time and space, and deeply understand the laws and punishments of the Middle Ages. This is a cultural experience with a spirit of adventure~ · 🍲Czech food and winter beer Taste local traditional foods such as stewed meat and stewed vegetables, paired with a cup of rich Czech beer 🍺. This town has a long history of beer brewing, remember to try it! · ⛷️Enjoy snow sports Challenge yourself at the nearby ski resort and feel the joy of speeding on the snow. Skiing, sledding and snow hiking and other snow activities, let you find the fun of winter in the world covered by snow. - The town of Český Krumlov will present a unique charm in autumn and winter, and every corner has different stories waiting for you to discover 📷. Start your journey! 🎉🎈