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view from the castle
View from the tower of the Castle
How can I travel from Cesky Krumlov to Olomouc via Telc, Trebon, and Tabor via train?
I am sending below some interesting links of Cesky Krumlov, Trebon, Olomouc cities:
http://wikitravel.org/en/Cesky_Krumlov
http://www.olomouc.eu/eng/
http://jizdnirady.idnes.cz/ConnForm.asp?tt=i
http://www.mesto-trebon.cz/
I have a Atlas-CD and it shows me that czech net rail is intricate. Besides the Cesky Krumlov town is better served by austrian Linz railroad as showed in link.
What I may tell you is Prague is connected by rail to Tabor; Olomouc is connected to Brno and Prague.
I wish you read czech language in order to visit Trebon. There's a Trebon link (the last one) on the up list. The english translation has not been done yet.
I suggest much complementary studies to clear up your mind, or, study a road czech map...
Cassiovieggore
I sent a e-mail to your VT-adress with a new hint.
Cassiovieggore
This could be a very difficult ordeal. By far the best way to Olomouc is the express bus from Prague Florenc or Brno. You can take a train or bus from Telc to either Prague or Brno. Generally speaking for the Czech Republic, bus travel is preferable to train travel.
May be little complicated, either by train or by bus....
There are no direct trains between these cities.
From Cesky Krumlov to Trebon/Tabor you have to change the train in Ceske Budejovice.
From Trebon to Tabor you have to change in Veseli nad Luznici.
And to Telč you have to change twice. From Telč to Olomouc as well.
If using the bus, you have to also change the buses, but there is at least direct bus Trebon/Telc.
Check http://jizdnirady.idnes.cz/JRCis.asp there is also english version.
This festival is always held in JUNE - this year it was june 21st, 2003.
Better check out in advance, as all the streets will be rather crowded because of the many parades of the people in their traditional costumes.
BUT it is simply great to see all the wonderful costumes of course.
back in the street "Pivovarska" (close to the Museum of Marionettes) you may visit this old monastery with a nice garden around the buildings.
There are guided tours at certain times - but NO Photos may be taken !
In the beautiful southern Czech town of Cesky Krumlov, the Krèma Markéta restaurant behind the castle grounds was pretty cool. You have to walk through the castle grounds, pass the castle gardens, and enter the little building at the end. There's a big grill where you can see your food being cooked, and you are sitting on wooden tables in a very traditionally decorated room by a server also traditionally dressed. It was a great experience!
Like I mentioned before, the atmosphere made this restaurant great. You have to see it for yourself. I ordered the steak and my friend ordered the chicken. Both were great, but the menu item that surprised us was a spread to go on your bread. It looked like uncooked chicken, and at first tasted fishy. But, we soon found out that it was fat. Yum! (not).
These are the photos taken by me around Cesky Krumlov !
Being tipped as one of the most beautiful medieval town in Europe ! Added to UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE LIST in 1992.
The chateau here is the 2nd largest in Czech Republic after Prague's.
Wander around the cobble-stoned streets around Cesky Krumlov !
The castle area is one of the largest in central Europe. It is a complex of forty buildings and palaces, situated around five castle courts and a castle park spanning an area of seven hectares.
The brightly painted baroque castle tower is the most visible structure of Cesky Krumlov's skyline and accounts in no small part for town's surpassing loveliness. You can climb the wooden staircase to the top of the tower for a panoramic view of the splendid rooftops and the Vltava river below.
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Address: Sq. Svornosti 3, Cesky Krumlov, 38101, Czech Republic
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