🇨🇿 Czech Travel Guide: Fairytale Prague & Český Krumlov (CK Town)

① About Czech Republic Landlocked in Central Europe, bordering Germany, Austria, Poland & Slovakia. Perfect add-on to any Eastern/Western Europe trip. ② Best Time to Visit April–October (peak: July–August for spas). June & September = ideal (mild weather, fewer crowds). ③ Visa Schengen visa required. Apply via Czech consulate if it’s your longest stay; otherwise, through the main destination country. ④ Currency Czech Koruna (CZK). Exchange rate: 1 CNY ≈ 3.33 CZK (best to exchange USD/EUR locally). ⑤ Language Czech is official, but English works in tourist spots. Smaller shops? Google Translate saves the day! ⑥ Electricity 220V, Europlug (2 round pins). Pack an adapter! 🚞 7-Day Classic Itinerary (Prague + Day Trips) 📍 Days 1-3: Prague Day 1 – Old Town: Astronomical Clock, Old Town Square, Týn Church, Powder Tower → Charles Bridge at sunset. Day 2 – Castle District: Prague Castle (St. Vitus Cathedral, Golden Lane) → Lennon Wall → Vltava River cruise. Day 3 – Jewish Quarter & Beyond: Wenceslas Square → Vyšehrad Fortress views → Evening Black Light Theatre or beer tasting. 📍 Day 4: Kutná Hora (Day Trip) Sedlec Ossuary (Bone Church), St. Barbara’s Cathedral, Italian Court. Return to Prague or head straight to Český Krumlov. 📍 Days 5-6: Český Krumlov (CK Town) Medieval castle, colorful tower, Vltava river rafting, Old Town Square. Optional: Hluboká Castle (white fairytale château). 📍 Day 7: Karlovy Vary or Brno Karlovy Vary: Sip healing waters from ornate cups. Brno: Moravia’s trendy capital (modern architecture & vineyards). 💡 Pro Tips Prague’s public transport: Buy a 3-day pass for convenience. CK Town: Stay overnight for crowd-free mornings. Try: Trdelník (chimney cake), svíčková (beef in cream sauce), and Pilsner beer! #HiddenEurope #CzechRepublic #FairytaleTravel #SoloTravel #CastleHopping