Cesky Krumlov is a charming city. Full of quaint shops, restaurants, and boutique hotels. The…read morebeautiful river with assorted bridges is lovely. The shop owners and wait staff are very welcoming. The castle itself is a destination of its own. Would love to return

Krumlov is the cutest townscape. My uncle told me that the Czech Republic was one of the most…read morebeautiful places he's ever been. I think he might be right. A 13th-century castle sits above this city. This is said to be one of the seven historic townscapes of note, which sounds like something UNESCO dreamed up. The historic center is pure magic. Christmas markets! Straight out of a Hallmark movie but with cool architecture. There's even a Christmas street. In love! This is an amazing day trip from Prague.

This was a dude trip from Prague. We got a private driver for the day which was about 150us. The…read moredrive is typical and about an hour to this village. As you can see, it is quite beautiful. The visit is worth a few hours and I highly recommend stopping in for a Piro or a nibble at one of the many options. For those that enjoy the villages above the large cities this is an excellent 2:2 day trip. It is a mini Prague from the early 90s with none of the potential stress of large crowds and uncouth tourists - mostly. While the big European cities make excellent gateways, these hamlets always stay in my mind the longest.

Sitting here in the square as I write this. I would call this a medium sized European square with a…read moresmall fountain off to one side and four cafe patios spilling out into the center. It's bustling due to the tourists and less so because of city activation. On the square you'll see the police office, several hotels, museum of torture, alleyway to the Muchá art exhibition and around six alleys/streets that pour into this center space. Cars are allowed to pass through although it's minimal. There are several benches near the fountain for folks to stay while and soak in the space. From the square, it's a five to ten minute walk to the castle, monastery and brewery.

Lasagna not too bad for Czech location salad was great and the service was great with outside…read moreseating by the river. I would recommend if anyone asked to eat in Cesky Krumlo,. Czech

Quality of food was terrible Red sauce Pasta was sweet…read morewhich was a first for me. When I inquired, they explained tomatoes are sweet. I've had tomatoes before many many times and it was not sweet. Food was expensive and not worth the experience Not recommended

We dined with reservations for 4 the Saturday after Christmas. Be aware cash only (Czeh or Euro)…read more Our table was upstairs, cozy opposite waitstaff station. Our Waitress was friendly, attentive and willing to please. We had some wine and the thickest hot chocolate ever. Caprese with prosciutto, Margherita Pizza, Prosciutto and Mozzarella Pizza, Lasagna and Penne Bolognese. Everything was hot, delicious and plentiful. Enjoy!

The most negative thing I can say about Nonna Gina is that they only take cash…read more Nonna Gina is a cute small restaurant found in the medieval looking streets of Cesky Krumlov. The outside is a cute unassuming restaurant front. Downstairs you have the kitchen and a gorgeous staircase up to the dining area. The restaurant seating is small so coming early or making a reservation is a great idea. The food here was top notch Italian food. The pizza tasted fresh and was authentic. The pasta was equally amazing. Prices are fair, albeit in cash. I do wish they had some different beers on tap as there is something inherently wrong with drinking Budweiser in one of the beer capitals of the world. Overall, NG is really top notch and one of the better meals I had in weeks of eating out throughout Czech Republic.

My other favourite place in Strakonice :) mainly due to the food, which is very good. But also…read morebecause it's easy to park there, not super busy and even my mum, grand mum and boyfriend love it. The atmosphere - some might love it and somebody might be freaked out by the stuffed animals. They have also real fish swimming around artificial stream. In general kids love it there (maybe they have never asked if the animals were ever alive? }:) The 4 stars are the reason of confusion made by changes every time I visited this place. I suppose there were owners changed in a matter of past few years - changing menu and unfortunately leaving some great stuff out. Still very tasty though It also looks like favourite place for weddings, so you might prefer to come different day than Saturday.

For me the experience visiting this spot was one of those moments where my breath was taken away…read more As some people in our group went shopping in Durnstein we absolutely preferred to hike up and check out these ruins. Not only is the whole area breathtaking but just knowing the history that this area has seen gave me memories to always remember. Its worth every step up .. I can't wait to return.

The ruins of the Kuenringer Castle, sit atop a steep hill overlooking the beautiful town of…read moreDurnstein in the Wachau valley, accessible only by foot, it is a steep 30 minute climb but totally worth the effort. This is the Castle where Richard the Lionhearted was held captive when he was kidnapped on his way back from the crusades. To stand atop this hill and know the kind of history that has taken place in the region is simply a priceless experience. Visit Durnstein, and everyday while you're there make sure to climb the hill all the way up to Kuenringer Castle.