Ceske Budejovice trip planner

Founded eight centuries ago, Ceske Budejovice sits on the confluence of the Vltava and Malse Rivers, enticing visitors with medieval architectural landmarks that include one of the largest town squares in Europe. Known to Germans by the name "Budweis," the city once supplied the Holy Roman Emperor with its renowned beer brews. Today the growing city supplies the world with its namesake lager brand. Quieter and less crowded than Prague, the city provides a convenient base from which to explore the surrounding region, known for its historical villages, vast cycling paths, and scenic hiking trails. Start your tour at the walkable old town, a pedestrian-friendly area packed with museums, churches, shops, and pubs. Find what you're looking for from your Ceske Budejovice holiday, by planning the whole thing with us using our handy Czech Republic online tour itinerary maker.