Cesky Krumlovs Fairytale in Stone Self Guided Audio Walking Tour

Look for the centuries-old sundial on the façade, then cross the Stone Bridge for one final glimpse into the stories, symbols, and legends that shaped Český Krumlov.

Start at the Seminary Garden for one of the most beautiful views in Český Krumlov. From here, you can see the castle tower, red rooftops, Cloak Bridge, and the dramatic bend of the Vltava River.

Visit one of the town’s most important Gothic churches and discover why one mysterious grave inside still fuels stories of a so-called “vampire princess.” The church’s history stretches back centuries, but one burial here remains especially intriguing.

Stand in the heart of the medieval Old Town, surrounded by colorful façades, historic crests, and the town’s striking plague column. This square has witnessed centuries of noble rule, trade, celebration, and darker chapters hidden beneath its streets.

Nearby, the Wax Museum adds a more playful stop with historical figures, medieval scenes, and an atmospheric alchemist’s cellar.

John of Nepomuk appear on bridges throughout the Czech lands. There’s also a local tradition involving the polished statue—and supposedly a promise that you’ll return someday.

This same landscape inspired artists more than a century ago and remains one of the town’s most memorable scenes.

Cross one of Český Krumlov’s most photographed bridges beneath the gaze of St. John of Nepomuk. The bridge takes its nickname from the barbers who once worked nearby—back when a barber might also pull your tooth or perform surgery.

Latrán once belonged to the workers, brewers, tanners, and craftsmen who kept the noble household functioning behind the scenes.