We have summarized what to do in Krumlov to make your Easter stay more enjoyable. You can start at the Easter market and end with a trip to the surrounding area.
Svornosti Square traditionally comes alive with an Easter market. You can watch experienced craftsmen such as a carver, saddler, weaver or blacksmith, and there will be stalls with Easter decorations, Easter eggs and other souvenirs and products.
Local restaurants and cafés have prepared traditional and unusual Easter specialties and delicacies for you. Traditional green beer will also be available.
Traditional ceremonies in St. Vitus Church are held on Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, White Saturday, Easter Sunday and Easter Monday.
Easter in Krumlov includes Easter concerts, a programme for children in the Monasteries, spring wooden rafting trips and Vintage photo shoot at the Seidel Photo Studio.
From 1 April, the first route is open again at the castle, which will take you to the Renaissance and Baroque chambers. The route will include a tour of the famous Masquerade Hall and your eyes will pass from the Golden Carriage. You can visit the 3+ Gallery in the Český Krumlov Monastery for a unique exhibition of illustrations for children, but there's much more.
Stroll the streets of the city while exploring its architecture, nooks and crannies and gardens. The spring weather invites you to do just that. And if the town itself is not enough, you can head out into the picturesque countryside around Krumlov.
