Česky Krumlov, Czech Republic


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Published: May 25th 2007
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Česky Krumlov is definitely one of the most picturesque sites we have ever visited. Česky Krumlov is a charming medieval town located in southern Czech Republic near the Austrian border. Sitting amidst the Vltava River, this quaint town boasts an abundance of culture, history, and adventure, and good food and beer. You can wander aimlessly through the cobblestone, traffic free streets and enjoy ... Read Full Entry



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The old Jesuit SeminaryThe old Jesuit Seminary
The old Jesuit Seminary

This shot, taken from the entrance of the old town museum, shows the old seminary, now a hotel. Notice the fine mural paintings under the eaves.
14th Century Buildings14th Century Buildings
14th Century Buildings

Walking through the streets of Český Krumlov It is easy to imagine yourself back in the 14th century.
St. Vitas ChurchSt. Vitas Church
St. Vitas Church

Built by the Romberks in the early 15th century.
Little Castle and the towerLittle Castle and the tower
Little Castle and the tower

In the latter half of the 16th century the Italian architect, Baldassare Maggi, gave the little castle and tower its Renaissance character with a wealth of mural paintings on the facades.



4th June 2007

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