České Budějovice

Situated on the Vltava River in the south of the Czech Republic, České Budějovice is the region’s administrative and cultural centre; because of its beautiful historic inner-city it is also a favourite tourist destination.

In addition to its historical sights, the city is also famous for its beer-culture – the world famous Budweiser Beer is brewed here.

Main Market Square in Ceské Budejovice

Dozens of splendid Renaissance style buildings, most of which date from the 14^th century, line the main square, The Town Hall, which was originally erected in 1545, is one of the most characteristic buildings in the square; it was subsequently extended both in the 18^th and the 19^th centuries.

St. Michael’s Cathedral, at the corner of the square, dates from the 13^th century - but it was given its present form in 1650.

The Gothic-Renaissance style “Black Tower”, recognised as a symbol of the city, also offers a wonderful view over the city.

Main Square in Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic

Accommodation in České Budějovice

 Zatkuv Dum Hotel