Day Trip to Český Krumlov

Český Krumlov is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and for good reason: an intact medieval town in southern Bohemia that seems frozen in time. The problem is that getting there from Prague on your own means nearly 3 hours by bus, finding parking, navigating without a map and missing half the history.

With this day trip from Prague you leave at 8:50 in the morning and you are back by 19:00, without worrying about a thing. The entire journey is in a private vehicle, with a Spanish-speaking guide who begins telling you the history of southern Bohemia from the moment we leave Prague.

Once in Český Krumlov, the guided tour takes you to the spots that matter: the Church of St Vitus, Svornosti Square, the Barber's Bridge, the Red Gate and Český Krumlov Castle, the second largest in the entire Czech Republic, with its baroque gardens and a blend of architectural styles reflecting the noble families who inhabited it over the centuries.

They call it "little Prague" because the layout is similar: a river embracing the old town, a castle overlooking from above and streets where every façade has a story. The difference is that here there are no crowds. After the guided tour, your guide recommends where to eat and you have free time to wander, take photos or simply sit and enjoy the scenery.

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