Explore the art of brewing beer with a guided tour of Budweiser Budvar Brewery, taste high-quality beers straight from the lager kettles, and enjoy Czech cuisine at Budvarka Restaurant. Discover the combination of traditional brewing and modern techniques that make each beer unique.

In a former salt deposit, surrounded by books and literary flair, award-winning bartenders create exceptional cocktails. Here, hand-picked ingredients combine to create artistic drinks, while the poetic mood and historic ambience invite an inspiring exchange.

Wander between Renaissance and Baroque facades, marvel at the allegorical statues at the Town Hall, and take a dip at the Samson Fountain. The majestic St. Nicholas Cathedral, the view from the Black Tower and the hustle and bustle in the arcades will take you back to a time when the square was the lively center of urban life.

Immerse yourself in the world of Koh-I-Noor Hardtmuth, where the tradition of pencil making has been alive and well since 1790. Discover a variety of over 4,500 art supplies, from pencils of varying degrees of hardness to watercolors. A paradise for artists, where quality and history meet in a unique way and you can shop directly at the place of origin of creative tools.

Explore the mysteries of the universe with interactive exhibits and educational shows. Through powerful telescopes, you can see stars and planets up close. Children will be thrilled by the hands-on displays, which playfully arouse scientific curiosity.

Explore one of the largest city squares in Europe, surrounded by magnificent Baroque and Renaissance houses. Marvel at the colorful architecture, the imposing town hall, and the historic Samson Fountain. Cultural events, charming cafés and shops invite you to linger. A walk through the arcades reveals the rich heritage and lively atmosphere of this unique meeting place.

Immerse yourself in the world of exquisite coffees, handpicked from London to Ceske Budejovice. Experience the variety of flavors with three consecutive espressos and top it off with an affogato of artisanal ice cream. Here, liquid enjoyment becomes an art that dwarfs even Sydney's coffee scene.

Majestic Renaissance and Baroque facades surround the historic market square, where the Samson Fountain is enthroned. Experience the impressive architecture and vibrant life in the arcades. The best view is from the ascent of the Black Tower, which offers stunning views over the hustle and bustle and historic buildings, including the blue-painted Town Hall.

Enjoy delicious coffee and vegan cakes at a charming houseboat café. Overlooking the river, Kavárna VLNNA offers a relaxed atmosphere, whether on the sunny deck or in the cozy interior. A highlight for lovers of plant-based sweets and idyllic views.

Experience cinematic magic in the open air, where English-language films are shown in their original version with Czech subtitles. Four evenings a week, from June to August, the square is transformed into an open-air cinema. Animated films are dubbed in Czech for the little viewers, which promises a fun experience for the whole family.

Wander through historic alleys surrounded by Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance buildings. Marvel at the largest ensemble of squares in Central Europe, decorated with the Samson Fountain baroque splendor and the striking Black Tower. Enjoy the view after climbing 225 steps and be fascinated by the variety of the 48 historic houses on the main square.

Explore a unique collection of South Bohemian Gothic architecture, wood paintings, and sculptures from the 13th to 16th centuries. You can also admire Flemish and Dutch paintings from the 17th century, presented in one of the five largest art institutes in the Czech Republic. Discover the creativity and historical heritage through these fascinating works.

Discover a world where the rich history and nature of South Bohemia come together. With over 800,000 artifacts, from prehistoric natural finds to medieval artworks and neo-Renaissance architecture, this museum offers a comprehensive view of the region's cultural diversity. Experience the fascination of South Bohemian Gothic and discover hidden treasures in historical books and manuscripts.

Explore the oldest buildings in České Budějovice, surrounded by Gothic and Baroque treasures. Admire the largest frescoes in the Czech Republic dating back to the 14th century and immerse yourself in the serene atmosphere of the cloister, which forms the spiritual heart of the monastery. A walk through the garden reveals baroque statues and connects you to the deep history of the place.

Climb 225 steps of the 16th century tower for breathtaking panoramic views. Get up close and personal with history through the exhibit, which sheds light on the tower's diverse uses and construction. Enjoy views of picturesque rooftops, colorful facades, and historic landmarks, including the distant Šumava Mountains.

Admire the magnificent baroque church and the former Jesuit school building, which now houses a library. Stroll along the picturesque buildings, enjoy local cuisine in the cafes and experience the vibrant life at regular festivals and cultural events. A place that combines history and contemporary city life in a unique way.

More than 12,000 gravestones rise in unusual formations, witnesses to the history and culture of a community that buried its dead in up to twelve layers on top of each other for centuries. This place offers you a silent reflection on time and tradition, surrounded by the evocative silence broken only by the stories of the past.

Explore the impressive baroque architecture and ornate frescoes of St. Nicholas' Cathedral. Marvel at the masterful main altarpiece, the precious organs from the 18th and 19th centuries, and the glowing stained-glass windows. Immerse yourself in the silence of devotion or climb the neighboring Black Tower for a unique view over the rooftops.

Immerse yourself in the world of Gothic with a visit to the oldest Gothic building in the city, accompanied by unique medieval frescoes. Admire the ornate baroque and rococo elements as you stroll through the statue-adorned monastery garden. The history of the Dominican Order and its cultural significance come alive in this architectural gem.

Immerse yourself in the past, where horses pulled the wagons instead of steam engines. In the Museum of the Horse Railway, housed in the original keeper's house, you will discover the fascinating history of the first continental horse-drawn railway from Ceske Budejovice to Linz. Original exhibits and the historic station itself provide an authentic picture of the railway age before the steam locomotive.