Top Cesky Krumlov Shore Excursions

Make the most out of your time in the enchanting Český Krumlov with this informative and entertaining guided walking tour. Stroll up to the castle, the second largest fortress in the Czech Republic, then wander the curvy hilly streets of the center of town, taking in the Baroque-era buildings and lingering in the intimate squares.

Most travelers skip South Bohemia, only visiting famous Cesky Krumlov. These excursions are ideal for travelers who want to explore the region beyond this one town. You’ll travel with an English-speaking driver, but will then have free time to do what you like at the destination. Get a thorough overview of the overlooked parts of South Bohemia, including castles, abbeys, and the Budweiser Brewery in Ceske Budejovice.

Travel from Cesky Krumlov to Prague via the original Budweiser brewery in České Budějovice on this private tour. Learn how this “American” beer began during a guided tour of the brewery. Learn about the beer-making process, from bottling to packaging to the recycling of the used bottles. The tour ends with a beer tasting.

From Český Krumlov to Prague via Holašovice, a UNESCO protected village, then pass through the old town centre of České Budějovice - the regional capital (optional visit of the Budweiser brewery). Last stop could be the town of Hluboká with a fairytale castle (optional castle visit) and then to your destination - Prague. Free time at all stops.

Without hiring a car, traveling from Cesky Krumlov to Vienna involves a shared bus or lengthy train ride—and missing some of central Europe’s must-sees along the way This private transfer offers the best of both worlds: travel to Vienna by private air-conditioned minivan with stops at Rozmberk, Durnstein, and Melk on route. Plus, flexible departures and Cesky hotel pickup and Vienna hotel drop-off are included for a seamless journey.