1 free self-guided walking tour, with an audio guide at every stop.
Český Krumlov is a UNESCO World Heritage town wrapped in a tight loop of the Vltava River, dominated by one of the largest castle complexes in Central Europe. Our self-guided GPS walking tours guide you through the medieval old town, the Renaissance castle gardens, and the painted façades that make this Bohemian gem feel like a preserved 16th-century stage set.
Expert audio narration explains how the powerful Rosenberg family shaped the town's wealth and culture, how the unique baroque theatre survived centuries virtually intact, and why Český Krumlov's mix of Gothic, Renaissance, and baroque buildings represents one of Europe's most complete urban ensembles.
Perfect for independent travelers, our GPS-based cultural heritage walks reveal hidden river bends, monastic ruins, and quiet courtyards at your own pace—offering the cultural context that turns a charming day trip from Prague into a meaningful journey through Bohemian history.
Planning a walking route in Cesky Krumlov? Start here. The 1 route below link the things to see in Český Krumlov on foot, and each one takes 99 minutes. Two make a half day, four make a full-day itinerary. Every stop is on the walking map before you go, and the audio guide plays by itself when you arrive — free, no app, no booking.
Latrán Street supplied the castle quarter through workshops, inns, and stables. Above it rise the Castle Tower, Cloak Bridge, and rare baroque theatre. Across the Vltava river bend, Gothic St. Vitus Church and Náměstí Svornosti frame the old town.
Stops on this walk: Latrán Street (Castle Approach) · Castle Entrance & 1st Courtyard · Castle Tower · Cloak Bridge (Plášťový most) · Castle Baroque Theatre · Castle Gardens · Vltava Viewpoint (Town Panorama) · Náměstí Svornosti (Main Square).