
Summary of significant cultural events in the Czech Krumlov in 2012 and 2013.

The legendary Revolving Auditorium is set in the Castle Gardens, providing you an unforgettable experience of performances such as Robin Hood, Freischütz, Beauty and the Beast.

With summer comes a music festival with the oldest tradition in town. Due to being favoured by renowned domestic and international musicians, the once modest local event has gradually grown into a popular cultural event of immense world repute.

At the end of March and begin of April, Český Krumlov will celebrate the most important Christian holiday - Easter.

After centuries, the timeless works of Baroque artists – architects and music composers – meet once again to create a one-of-a-kind cultural event.

The famous Lords of Rožmberk (Rosenberg) who once owned the dominion are back! The spirit of the Renaissance age is brought back to life for three days with the hubbub of jousts, craft fairs, medieval music, street plays, and fencing duels to culminate with the highlight of the festival – a spectacular procession in historical costumes.

The first cross-border land exhibition ever will open in 2013 in the South Bohemian Region. It aims to present the intertwined fates of the two nations and help to reinforce common links. Exhibitions gates will open in April 2013 and individual expositions will be on display until November same year in several towns in Southern Bohemia and Upper Austria.

Only in Český Krumlov you can kiss under a blooming tree in the Love Square 30 April – 1 May 2013!

The most photogenic festival of the year The Open – Air PHOTO festival will liven up the whole Český Krumlov.

Jihočeská komorní filharmonie (JKF) České Budějovice” is the official name of the orchestra, which was established in 1981 under the name of “Jihočeský státní orchestr” (South Bohemian State Orchestra). The orchestra currently has 37 members and it is the only professional philharmonic orchestra in the district of South Bohemia.

We cordially invite you to visit our town during the St. Wenceslas Celebrations, an autumnal celebration of friendships, common history, fateful meetings, good food and drink with a good dose of entertainment.
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This project was cofounded by the South Bohemian Region |