(UNESCO World Heritage Site) 

 History of the town of Český Krumlov 
The Little Castle, the oldest structure in the castle complex situated on the left bank of the Vltava River, was founded by the Lords of Krumlov between 1230 - 1239.

 The town name was first mentioned in a letter of Duke Otokar Štýrský in 1253.

 The town was established essentially in two stages. The first part was built spontaneously below the Krumlov castle, called Latrán and settled mostly by people who had some administrative connection with the castle.

The second part of the town was founded in 1274 as a typical settlement on a "green meadow", i.e. in a place where no previous settlement had been. 

  • Krumlov town 07  Jan Schinko jr
  • Krumlov town 08 bwpicture
  • Krumlov town 09 with castle
  • Krumlov town 10  Jan Schinko jr
  • Krumlov town 11 night Photo by c Lubor Mrazek
  • Krumlov town 12  Jan Schinko jr
  • Krumlov town 13  Jan Schinko jr
  • Krumlov town 14 night Jan Schinko jr
  • Krumlov town 15 night Photo by c Lubor Mrazek
  • Krumlov town 16 night Jan Schinko jr
  • Krumlov town 17 with river Jan Schinko jr
  • Krumlov town 18 night Photo by c Lubor Mrazek
  • Krumlov town 19 church
  • Krumlov town 20 night Photo by c Lubor Mrazek
  • Krumlov town 21 gateway
  • Krumlov town 22 with castle
  • Krumlov town 23 market square
  • Krumlov town 24
  • Krumlov town 25 market square
  • Krumlov town 26 market square
  • Krumlov town 27 market square

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