Cesky Krumlov is located approximately 180 km (110 miles) south of Prague and is best known for the fine architecture and the Cesky Krumlov Castle. It sits by the Vltara River, the same river that runs through Prague. "Cesky" simply means Czech, and "Krumlov" is derived from the German "Krumme Aue" which could be translated to "crooked meadow" due to the naturally tight curvature of the river.
We decided to take a guided tour to the city as it's approximately a 2 hour drive one way. We had the best guide ever! His usual work is an Engineer, but on his off days he loves to share his knowledge and passion of Prague by being a temporary tour guide =) He took great care of us and always told us that "You are my people, and I am your people!" He had a black umbrella that he never let out of our sight, so we could see where he was!
So, I'm guessing this art store sells paint? lol
Cesky Krumlov Castle and Chateau
The second largest castle in the country after Prague Castle.
Most of the Castle is covered in facade paintings.
Calling it a day in Cesky Krumlov, and we head back to Prague!
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