What to bring

• Wear comfortable walking shoes, as both towns feature uneven cobblestone streets, uphill lanes, and extended pedestrian areas.
• Carry a warm layer or light jacket, since the weather in South Bohemia can be cooler and breezier than in Prague, especially near the Vltava River or in shaded parts of the old town.
• Bring a small umbrella or rain jacket, as sudden showers are common throughout the year and sheltered areas are limited.
• Take a valid ISIC card if you intend to book the student rate, as it is required for verification before the tour begins.
• Bring personal essentials in a small day bag, as large luggage is not suitable for walking through narrow streets and historic areas.

What's not allowed

• Large suitcases or bulky luggage cannot be taken on the tour vehicle or through the historic centers, so only bring compact personal items.
• Food and drinks are not allowed inside specific museum interiors or chateau areas when open for viewing.

Accessibility

• This tour is not wheelchair accessible, as both towns have steep inclines, uneven cobblestones, and narrow medieval streets that are difficult to navigate.

Additional information

• During the winter season, from November 1 to March 31, the interiors of the Český Krumlov chateau are closed, though exterior areas and scenic viewpoints remain accessible.
• Expect approximately 2.5 hours of travel each way between Prague and South Bohemia, depending on traffic conditions.

Inclusions #

• 9.5 to 10-hour full-day tour of Český Krumlov & České Budějovice

• Round-trip transfers from Revoluční in an air-conditioned bus

• Expert English, German, Italian, Spanish, or French-speaking guide/driver (as per option selected)

• Entry to Český Krumlov Castle (April to October) or Castle Museum (November to March)

• Walking tour of Český Krumlov, with visits to the Old Town Square, Latrán district, the Castle courtyards, Lazebnicky Bridge, & the Church of St. Vitus

• Walking tour of České Budějovice, with visits to Přemysl Otakar II Square, Black Tower, Town Hall, & Samson Fountain

• Lunch (as per option selected, 1 main dish & 1 beer or any other drink of your choice)

A full-day Český Krumlov tour with multilingual guiding, castle access, & scenic town walks.

• Day out to Český Krumlov from Prague with round-trip AC transfers, departing from Na Příkopě or Prague’s City Center, with hotel pick-up provided on small-group tours.
• You’ll get an expert English, German, Italian, or Spanish-speaking guide (as per option selected) leading the key parts of your sightseeing experience.
• State Castle & Chateau Český Krumlov: Explore one of Central Europe’s largest castle complexes, known for its Renaissance architecture, layered courtyards, and hilltop views that overlook the winding Vltava River.
• Old Town area: Walk through Český Krumlov’s UNESCO-listed historic center with its medieval lanes, riverside viewpoints, pastel townhouses, and the lively Latrán district.
• Upgrades: Choose versions with or without castle entry and your preferred guide language, with the small-group option offering a more personal experience for up to 15 participants.

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 #

• Entry tickets to the State Castle & Chateau Český Krumlov (can be bought on-site)

• Lunch

What to bring

• Be sure to carry a valid ID or your passport, as it may be required for verification during the trip.
• If you intend to book the student rate, ensure you bring a valid ISIC card and have it ready to show before departure.
• Carry some Czech koruna, as smaller stands and festival booths often accept only cash payments.
• Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes, as Český Krumlov’s cobblestone streets and sloped lanes can be uneven and require a stable footing.
• Bring a warm layer or light jacket, because the weather in South Bohemia is cooler and windier than in Prague, even in summer.
• Carry a small umbrella or rain jacket, since showers can occur unexpectedly, especially in spring and autumn.

What’s not allowed

• Large suitcases and bulky luggage are not permitted on the tour vehicle, so please bring only small bags that can be stored easily.
• Unauthorized drone use is not permitted in Český Krumlov, as the historic center is a protected UNESCO area.

Accessibility

• This tour is not wheelchair accessible. Most of Český Krumlov's Old Town streets are narrow, steep, and paved with uneven stones.

Additional information

• The tour departs promptly at 8:45am each day, so please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to ensure a smooth check-in.
• You will meet your guide at Na Příkopě 23, Praha 1, which is centrally located and easy to reach by metro or tram.
• Expect roughly 2.5 hours of travel time each way between Prague and Český Krumlov, depending on traffic conditions.
• This tour may be conducted in two languages, so please be prepared for a bilingual experience during the guided portions.
• Some parts of the castle complex are not accessible on Mondays during the winter season, and the castle museum and tower remain closed entirely from December 22, 2025, to January 1, 2026.
• If traveling on June 19 or 20, be aware that the Five-Petalled Rose Festival is held during this period, and access to the historic center requires a 500 CZK (approximately €23) festival fee, which must be paid in cash to your guide before the tour begins.

Inclusions #

• Private guided walking tour for 2, 3, or 4 hours (as per the option selected)

• English or German-speaking guide

• Access to Cesky Krumlov castle exteriors and gardens

• Entry to St. Vitus Church

• Cesky Krumlov city map

• Round-trip hotel transfers

Exclusions #

• Entry to Cesky Krumlov Castle & Baroque Theatre interiors

Step into a storybook medieval town with a full-day guided trip from Prague, lunch included.

• Full day out to: Český Krumlov, a UNESCO-listed town in Southern Bohemia, with comfortable round-trip transfers from central Prague.
• You’ll get: a 9 to 10-hour full-day tour of Český Krumlov, an expert local guide, entry to the State Castle and Château Český Krumlov, a guided walking tour covering Lazebnický Bridge, the castle courtyards, the Church of St. Vitus, and the Château Park, lunch at a local restaurant, and free time to explore Český Krumlov at your own pace.
• State Castle & Chateau Český Krumlov: Explore the country’s second-largest castle, packed with rich history and grand courtyards.
• Church of St. Vitus: Admire this impressive Gothic church, known for its tall vaulted ceilings, finely carved stone details, and striking interior proportions.

Inclusions #

• 9 to 10-hour full-day tour of Český Krumlov

• Round-trip transfers from Namesti Republiky or Staromestske Namesti (as per option selected)

• Expert guide

• Entry to State Castle & Chateau Český Krumlov

• 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

• Lunch in a local restaurant

• Free time to explore Český Krumlov

Exclusions #

• Hotel pick-up & drop-off

What to bring

• Bring a valid ID or passport, as it may be requested for verification during the excursion.
• Carry some Czech koruna in cash, as smaller vendors and festival stalls in Český Krumlov may not accept cards.
• Wear sturdy, closed-toe footwear, as the cobblestone streets in Český Krumlov are uneven and can be slippery.
• Pack a warm layer or light jacket, as temperatures in South Bohemia are often cooler and breezier than in Prague.
• Bring a compact umbrella or lightweight raincoat, as brief rain showers can occur unexpectedly, especially in spring and autumn.

What’s not allowed

• Large suitcases or oversized luggage are not permitted on the tour vehicle; only small bags that fit easily on board are allowed.
• Drones are not allowed in Český Krumlov without special authorization, as the Old Town is a protected UNESCO heritage zone.

Accessibility

• This experience is not suitable for wheelchair users. The medieval streets of Český Krumlov are often steep, narrow, and surfaced with uneven stone.

Additional information

• Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes before departure at the designated meeting point at Náměstí Republiky or Staroměstské náměstí, both easily reached by tram or metro.
• The journey between Prague and Český Krumlov takes approximately 2.5 hours each way, depending on road conditions.
• On June 19 and 20, entry to the historic center requires a Five-Petalled Rose Festival ticket (500 CZK, approx. €23), payable in cash to your guide before entering the Old Town.