Best of Tábor
60 perc1.6 km5 megálló
A walk through the hilltop town that the Hussites founded in 1420 and named after the biblical Mount Tabor. It starts at the dam of Jordán, one of the oldest dam reservoirs in Central Europe, right by the Nový ráj bus stop. It climbs past the old water tower to Žižka Square, with its Gothic town hall and the passages cut into the rock beneath it, then winds through lanes laid out to confuse invaders to a monastery garden above the Lužnice valley, and ends at Kotnov Castle and the Bechyně Gate.
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České Budějovice
Best of České Budějovice
55 perc1.4 km6 megálló
Walk the royal town that King Přemysl Otakar II founded in 1265 to keep the powerful lords of South Bohemia in check. From one of the largest squares in Central Europe, with its Baroque Samson Fountain and a stone you should not step on, the tour loops through the compact old town: the South Bohemian Museum, a surviving tower of the medieval walls by the river, the Dominican monastery and the Renaissance salt house, the old meat market, and finally the Black Tower beside St Nicholas Cathedral. It starts on the main square, a short walk from the train and bus stations.
Telcs
Telč: Zachariáš's Renaissance Dream
45 perc1.0 km5 megálló
Discover how a fire and one ambitious nobleman shaped Telč, the small UNESCO-listed town in the Vysočina highlands. This short walk follows Zachariáš of Hradec's sixteenth-century rebuilding: through the Upper Gate, along the arcaded market square with its gabled houses, out through the Lower Gate to the fishponds that protected and funded the town, past the Gothic church of St James, and into the Italian-style chateau. It starts at the Upper Gate on Palackého Street, about ten minutes on foot from Telč's bus and train stations.
Cesky Krumlov
Best of Český Krumlov
50 perc1.4 km5 megálló
Walk the tight medieval streets of Central Europe's best-preserved small Renaissance town, from its Gothic-Renaissance main square to the castle towering above the river Vltava. See the icon of the skyline up close from the Castle Tower, cross the dramatic multi-level Cloak Bridge, and finish at the entrance terrace of the castle's Baroque garden. Start on náměstí Svornosti, the town's main square.
Kutná Hora
Kutná Hora: The Silver Town
75 perc1.3 km7 megálló
Kutná Hora grew rich on silver. From the late thirteenth century its mines fed the Bohemian treasury, and from 1300 the Prague groschen was struck here. This walk follows the silver through the UNESCO-listed old town: the royal mint at the Italian Court, the burgher houses its money built, a Gothic fountain, the Hrádek mining museum, the Jesuit College terrace and the Cathedral of Saint Barbara. Seven stops, about an hour and a quarter on foot. The walk starts at the Italian Court on Havlíčkovo náměstí, a few minutes' walk from Palackého náměstí, the main square.
Prága
Prague's Top Sights
97 perc4.1 km12 megálló
Walk Prague's classic Royal Route, from the medieval Powder Tower through Old Town Square's astronomical clock, across the storied Charles Bridge, and up through the Lesser Town to the towering ramparts of Prague Castle and Saint Vitus Cathedral. Twelve stops covering the city's most iconic landmarks and the gems along the way, roughly two hours on foot — the essential first walk for any first-time visitor to Prague. The walk starts at Powder Tower on Náměstí Republiky, right by the metro station.
Třebíč
Třebíč's Jewish Quarter
37 perc1.2 km4 megálló
Walk the narrow lanes of Zámostí, Třebíč's UNESCO-listed former Jewish quarter — one of Europe's best-preserved Jewish urban ensembles, and the only Jewish monument outside Israel on the World Heritage list. Starting at the Basilica of St. Procopius, the walk crosses into the quarter's self-governing streets, visits the Rear Synagogue and Seligmann-Bauer's preserved household, and climbs to the hillside Jewish cemetery, the community's own resting place, to close.
