Český Krumlov - the city of fairy tale

• Český Krumlov - the city-tale

One of the most beautiful European cities in which I have visited. Beautiful, clean, comfortable, stunning. This is not just a city, a town, a fairy tale!

Cesky Krumlov is in the Czech Republic and Yuzhnocheskom region located on the Vltava river in the hills along the river, so with very different points of wonderful views. Since 1302 the city held the Rosenberg dynasty, then they were replaced by the Habsburgs. And in 1992 inscribed on the UNESCO list.

It is necessary to go to the city as immediately striking purity and accuracy.

But the river itself. Krumlov stands on the Vltava River, which skirts the city center loop, so far there is no go, always go out to the river

The city does not lose its beauty even in late winter.

Originally thought up with the food.

Residential houses along the Vltava River.

St. Vitus Cathedral, Prague titled. He is quite austere and outside, and inside. He was already 500 years old, but it looks very fresh Cathedral

Medieval streets on which you can walk endlessly.

Local like cut fingers. Not surprisingly, there were filming movies like "Hostel" and "The Illusionist."

Sports Bar

to drop into one of the bars

The city also has its own local brewery "Eggenberg"

Priblezhaemsya to Krumlov castle

Castle bridge between two mountains.

The road to the castle is through a stone bridge decorated with statues of the Virgin Mary and St. Joseph. During its existence, the castle was rebuilt several times, bringing its appearance features Renaissance and Baroque

Castle Krumlov. The second largest in the Czech Republic after Prague Castle.

The castle was built in 1240-1242 years of feudal kind Vitkovich. A little later, in 1274, around the castle there was a city of Cesky Krumlov

Such a view opens from the top

The total area of the castle structures (the park) is 10 hectares. Most of the buildings included in the complex of the castle, was built from the XIV to the XVII century. The predominant architectural styles - Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque.