• Church of St. Vitus

Home to the Rosenberg Mausoleum and the unmarked grave of Eleonore von Schwarzenberg, known locally as the "vampire princess."

• Egon Schiele Art Center

Housed in a renovated sixteenth-century brewery, dedicated to the bold Austrian painter the town famously ran out, decades before the world recognized his talent.

• Barber's Bridge and the Statue of Saint John of Nepomuk

Touch the polished statue for luck, then take in one of the most photographed castle views in the country.

• Český Krumlov Castle and Chateau

The second-largest castle complex in the Czech Republic, with roughly forty buildings and five courtyards built up over five centuries.

• The Castle Moat with Bears

Home to bears since the late 1500s, with three brown bears currently living in the historic moat.

• Castle Tower

Climb all 162 steps for a sweeping view over the Vltava River's horseshoe bend.

• Cloak Bridge

A dramatic covered bridge connecting the castle's upper courtyards, free to explore any day.

• Budweiser Gate and Sundial

A 400-year-old painted sundial that has tracked the same hours since 1602, long after the noble families who built it were gone.