Things to do in Český Krumlov

This 13th-century castle complex showcases Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture. Climb the Castle Tower for panoramic views or visit the preserved Baroque Theatre with its 18th-century theatrical history.

The Church of St. Vitus showcases late Gothic architecture with its neo-Gothic tower dominating Český Krumlov's skyline. Inside, discover tracery vaults and Baroque altars in this serene sanctuary.

The world's largest collection of Egon Schiele's provocative art resides in this converted brewery. Wander through rotating exhibitions featuring Picasso and Klimt while enjoying the center's tranquil café atmosphere.

Stroll through medieval Latrán District, where colourful Gothic and Renaissance facades reveal Český Krumlov's rich past. Explore artisan shops and hidden alleys for authentic local treasures.

Find out about the history of Český Krumlov when you spend time at Rozenberg Horse House. While you're in the area, stroll along the riverfront.

Step into Czech history through lifelike wax figures and a sobering collection of medieval torture devices. The dual museums offer an immersive journey through the darker aspects of the country's past.

This 14th-century church now houses fascinating marionette and wooden rafting museums within its historic walls. Climb the tower for panoramic views of Český Krumlov's UNESCO-listed medieval centre.

Get tickets for a show at Municipal Theater Cesky Krumlov, a popular theatre in Český Krumlov. While you're in the area, stroll along the riverfront.