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A full-day Český Krumlov tour with multilingual guiding, castle access, & scenic town walks.
Inclusions
9 to 11-hour full-day tour of Český Krumlov
Round-trip transfers from Na Příkopě or Prague’s City Center (as per option selected, with hotel pick-up available on small-group tours)
Expert English, German, Italian, or Spanish-speaking guide (as per option selected)
Entry to State Castle & Chateau Český Krumlov (as per option selected)
2-hour guided walking tour of Český Krumlov, with visits to Lazebnicky Bridge, the State Castle & Chateau Český Krumlov’s courtyards, the Church of St. Vitus, & Chateau Park
Free time to explore Český Krumlov
Ticket to the Kingdom of Railways in Prague (as per option selected, can be used any time after the tour)
Exclusions
From April to October, the castle’s interiors are open to visitors, making this the perfect season for tours that take you beyond the courtyards and into the heart of the complex.
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A personalized Český Krumlov tour with hotel pick-up, guided walks, & a capped group of 15 for better access to your guide.
Inclusions
9-hour full-day tour of Český Krumlov
Round-trip transfers in an air-conditioned van, with hotel pick-up & drop-off from Prague’s City Center
Expert English-speaking tour guide
Guided walking tour of Český Krumlov, with visits to the Old Town Square, Latrán district, the Castle courtyards, Lazebnicky Bridge, & the Church of St. Vitus
Free time to explore Český Krumlov
Small-group experience (limited to 15 participants)
Exclusions
Just a few hours south of Prague, Český Krumlov charms visitors with colorful pastel façades, winding cobblestone streets, and a sprawling castle overlooking the Vltava River. Opt for a guided day tour to skip the planning hassle and explore castle courtyards, wander the Latrán district, and soak in centuries of Bohemian heritage without worrying about transport or long-distance driving.
Your day begins with a direct transfer from central Prague in an air-conditioned bus or small-group van, so you avoid the two to three public transport changes normally required to reach Český Krumlov. The ride takes about 2.5 to 3 hours and brings you straight into the medieval center without any transport stress.
As you leave Prague behind, the scenery shifts from rolling farmland to forested hills and river valleys. The approach to Český Krumlov is especially picturesque, with views of the Vltava River winding toward the pastel-colored Old Town.
Once you arrive, your guide leads you through the Latrán district, castle courtyards, Lazebnicky Bridge, and the Church of St. Vitus while sharing the stories behind each corner. This is especially helpful in a town where winding alleys, steep paths, and hidden lookouts are easy to miss on your own.
From April to October, many day tours include entry to Český Krumlov Castle, allowing you to explore Renaissance halls and historic rooms without waiting in long ticket lines. Between November and March, tours often include the Castle Museum instead, giving you meaningful historical insight even when the interiors are closed.
Most itineraries build in a generous window for independent wandering, so you can follow the riverfront, browse artisan shops, or climb to lesser-known viewpoints for panoramic photos of the town.
Some tours include a traditional Czech lunch at a local restaurant, which is especially useful in summer when the compact Old Town fills quickly and open tables can be scarce.
If you choose a small-group Český Krumlov tour, you will explore with around 15 guests or fewer, allowing you to hear your guide clearly, move comfortably through narrow courtyards, and enjoy photo stops without pressure.
After a full day of sightseeing, your bus or van meets you at the designated point for a comfortable trip back to Prague. You typically return before evening, giving you a full experience without feeling worn out.
| Tour | Best for | Starts from | Transport | Guide | What’s included | Extras |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Český Krumlov day trip | First-time visitors who want a balance of guided sightseeing, castle entry, & personal time to explore | Na Příkopě or Prague City Center | Round-trip air-conditioned bus transfers (hotel pick-up on small-group options) | Expert English, German, Italian, or Spanish-speaking guide | 9 to 11 hour full-day tour, entry to State Castle & Chateau (if selected), 2-hour guided walking tour, free time | Optional castle entry & Kingdom of Railways ticket |
| Český Krumlov & Budějovice | Travelers who want to see more than one South Bohemian town in a single day, with a mix of culture, architecture, & food | Revoluční, Prague | Round-trip air-conditioned bus transfers | Expert guide-driver in multiple languages | 9.5 to 10-hour full-day tour, entry to Castle interiors in summer or Castle Museum in winter, guided walking tour in both towns, lunch (optional) | Optional lunch, visit to České Budějovice |
| Český Krumlov small-group trip | Visitors who prefer a quieter, more personal experience with door-to-door service & fewer crowds | Prague City Center hotel pick-up | Round-trip air-conditioned van transfers with max 15 guests | English-speaking guide | 9 hour tour, guided walking tour, free time, hotel pick-up & drop-off | Small-group comfort, flexible pacing |
Your guide leads you through the trickiest turns, from the castle complex to the riverside lanes, so you see the best spots without trying to navigate the maze yourself.
A sprawling 13th-century castle complex with panoramic hilltop views and lavish Renaissance interiors.
Most Český Krumlov day tours last 9 to 11 hours, including a 2.5 to 3-hour drive each way and ample time to explore the Old Town, castle complex, and surrounding viewpoints.
Most departures are from central locations such as Na Příkopě or Revoluční, and certain small-group Český Krumlov tours also offer hotel pick-up for added convenience.
Some Český Krumlov tours include castle entry during the April to October season when interiors are open, while winter tours substitute entry to the Castle Museum since the main chambers close.
Yes, all tours include a guided walk through the Latrán district, castle courtyards, Lazebnicky Bridge, and the Church of St. Vitus, offering context that is difficult to gather on your own.
Small-group tours with around 15 guests or fewer provide clearer commentary and a smoother pace through narrow streets and castle courtyards.
Tours typically offer live guides in English, German, Italian, and Spanish, with some options providing audio guides in additional languages.
Most itineraries offer 1 to 2 hours of free time that you can use for lunch, souvenir shopping, or exploring riverside viewpoints at your own pace.
Only select Český Krumlov tours include lunch at a traditional Czech restaurant, which is useful in summer when the Old Town can be crowded, and seating can be difficult to secure.
You can visit the courtyards freely, but entry to the interior halls is only available through a guided tour or a ticket that includes access.
Expect moderate walking on cobblestones and gentle slopes, especially around the castle terraces and the Latrán district.
The steep lanes, cobblestones, and sloped paths around the castle make these day tours unsuitable for wheelchair users.
Tour coaches typically do not have onboard restrooms, but scheduled stops and facilities in Český Krumlov ensure access throughout the day.
Yes, tours operate year-round, and although the castle interiors close in winter (November to March), you can still explore the courtyards, museum, and Old Town without summer crowds.
Most guided walks bring you to the Cloak Bridge or nearby terraces for panoramic photos of the Old Town and castle.
