Český Krumlov Castle, Town & Holašovice UNESCO Village Small Group Day Tour
by Czech Out Tours
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Český Krumlov is a medieval town in the Czech Republic known for its castle and historic center. This small-group day tour from Prague includes hotel pickup and lasts about 10 to 11 hours. The tour begins with a visit to Český Krumlov Castle, where the group walks from the castle complex down through the old town neighborhoods, including Latrán and the Jewish Quarter. The pace is relaxed, stopping for photos, local stories, and visits to artisan shops along quiet streets. After the guided walk, there is around two hours of free time to explore Český Krumlov independently. Visitors can choose to visit cafés by the river, browse craft shops, or see recommended museums and viewpoints. Castle interiors are seasonally accessible; the Castle Tower is open year-round except Mondays, while other interiors require separate guided tours. The guide can advise on these options. The tour then stops at Holašovice, a small UNESCO-listed village. Here, the group spends about an hour walking on flat ground and learning about the village’s layout, history, and folk traditions. On most visits, a local resident whose family has lived there for over 500 years invites the group to a private farmstead to show traditional farm tools and share stories of village life. If this visit is unavailable, the guide suggests museums in Český Krumlov as an alternative. The tour concludes with a return drive to Prague in the early evening.
Highlights
Itinerary
Cesky Krumlov Castle
The tour begins at the castle complex above Český Krumlov before the crowds arrive. The group takes a guided walk down a cobbled path, passing the castle exteriors and enjoying views over the rooftops and the Vltava River bends. The walk continues through three historic parts of the town: Latrán, the Old Town, and the Jewish Quarter. The pace is easy and relaxed, with stops for photos, local stories, and visits to artisan shops away from the main square. The paths are well maintained and mostly downhill. The walk lasts 2 to 2.5 hours.
120 min
Cesky Krumlov
After the guided walk, there are about two hours of free time for visitors to explore Český Krumlov at their own pace. Options include sitting at cafés by the river, wandering side streets, shopping in craft shops, or taking photos. The guide can recommend museums, viewpoints, and quiet spots depending on interest. Access to castle interiors depends on the season; the Castle Tower is open year-round except Mondays, while other interiors require separate tours. The group meets again near the town center for pickup by car.
120 min
Holasovice
The tour stops in Holašovice, a small UNESCO World Heritage village. Visitors walk on flat ground and learn about the village’s layout, history, and folk traditions. Usually, a local resident whose family has lived here for over 500 years welcomes the group to a private farmstead. He shows traditional farm tools and household objects and shares stories about village life. If the private visit is not available, the guide offers recommendations for museums in Český Krumlov instead.
60 min
Cancellation policy
- Cancellation terms shown at checkout.
Additional info
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Český Krumlov Castle, Town & Holašovice UNESCO Village Small Group Day Tour
by Czech Out Tours
Choose from 3 available options
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$321.90Overview
Český Krumlov is a medieval town in the Czech Republic known for its castle and historic center. This small-group day tour from Prague includes hotel pickup and lasts about 10 to 11 hours. The tour begins with a visit to Český Krumlov Castle, where the group walks from the castle complex down through the old town neighborhoods, including Latrán and the Jewish Quarter. The pace is relaxed, stopping for photos, local stories, and visits to artisan shops along quiet streets. After the guided walk, there is around two hours of free time to explore Český Krumlov independently. Visitors can choose to visit cafés by the river, browse craft shops, or see recommended museums and viewpoints. Castle interiors are seasonally accessible; the Castle Tower is open year-round except Mondays, while other interiors require separate guided tours. The guide can advise on these options. The tour then stops at Holašovice, a small UNESCO-listed village. Here, the group spends about an hour walking on flat ground and learning about the village’s layout, history, and folk traditions. On most visits, a local resident whose family has lived there for over 500 years invites the group to a private farmstead to show traditional farm tools and share stories of village life. If this visit is unavailable, the guide suggests museums in Český Krumlov as an alternative. The tour concludes with a return drive to Prague in the early evening.
Highlights
Itinerary
Cesky Krumlov Castle
The tour begins at the castle complex above Český Krumlov before the crowds arrive. The group takes a guided walk down a cobbled path, passing the castle exteriors and enjoying views over the rooftops and the Vltava River bends. The walk continues through three historic parts of the town: Latrán, the Old Town, and the Jewish Quarter. The pace is easy and relaxed, with stops for photos, local stories, and visits to artisan shops away from the main square. The paths are well maintained and mostly downhill. The walk lasts 2 to 2.5 hours.
120 min
Cesky Krumlov
After the guided walk, there are about two hours of free time for visitors to explore Český Krumlov at their own pace. Options include sitting at cafés by the river, wandering side streets, shopping in craft shops, or taking photos. The guide can recommend museums, viewpoints, and quiet spots depending on interest. Access to castle interiors depends on the season; the Castle Tower is open year-round except Mondays, while other interiors require separate tours. The group meets again near the town center for pickup by car.
120 min
Holasovice
The tour stops in Holašovice, a small UNESCO World Heritage village. Visitors walk on flat ground and learn about the village’s layout, history, and folk traditions. Usually, a local resident whose family has lived here for over 500 years welcomes the group to a private farmstead. He shows traditional farm tools and household objects and shares stories about village life. If the private visit is not available, the guide offers recommendations for museums in Český Krumlov instead.
60 min
Cancellation policy
- Cancellation terms shown at checkout.
Additional info
More things to do in Prague
- Cesky Krumlov Full-Day Tour from Prague with Castle Visit and Free Time
- Prague Walking Tour in German: Old Town, Jewish Quarter, Lesser Quarter and Prague Castle
- Kutná Hora Day Trip by Train from Prague with Local Guide
- Prague Private City Highlights Walking Tour with Czech Cafe Stop
- Karlstejn Castle, Koněprusy Caves & Velká Amerika Quarry Small-Group Day Trip from Prague
- Shooting Range Prague - 2-Hour Experience at RANGER Prague