Hotel Grand Cesky Krumlov
Sq. Svornosti 3 Cesky Krumlov, Bohemia, 38101, Czech Republic
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Day 19 - a day in Cesky Krumlov
... ate this and then lounged about some more and had a banana. I thought I should start getting ready so started to move about and get dressed. We left at 8:30am and had to walk around the corner, down the hill a bit as we were unsure about how transport ran on weekends - as we haven't been in Prague on the weekend before! :p We caught a tran straight to the museum at the top of Wenceslas square and then from there walked down to the tour place for our ...
The healthy outdoors
... our way down into Cesky Krumlov along the riverbank.
There’s still time in this busy day for a 2 hour walking tour of the city where we admire the 14th century buildings – this entire city of over 300 historic sites is a Unesco listed world heritage site. We meander through narrow cobblestone streets that wind around little shops and cafes virtually untouched since the middle ages. Now they 're full of souvenirs and Czech ...
And the journey begins in the Czech Republic!
... inspiring from both the inside and out) and the Basilica of St George followed ...
Cesky Krumlov: A Stroll thru a Medieval Town
... still has many of its historic features (eg. backdrops) preserved.
4) There are several small museums in Krumlov including a Museum of Regional History, a Puppet Museum and Museum of Torture. The Regional History museum was closed for remodeling when we visited; the others didn't interest us enough to visit them.
5) The Vltava River is ...
Horse fights, rafting adventures and mulled wine
... and catching our train so we decided to get some bread from the bakery and feed the ducks! We had seen people doing this the whole time but had yet to indulge.
Bread in hand we found a spot where there were ducks perched on a little island in the middle of the river. Unfortunately it was a particularly windy day and the river was flowing quite quickly, so the ducks were hesitant to take a leap and go for our bred. I guess the prospect of being swept kilometres down the river ...



