Cesky Krumlov is a tiny town in the south of the Czech Republic. It's listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. (I don't remember much of the history so you'll have to google for more info) It has a large castle overlooking town and lots of other wacky old euro buildings ... feels like a Disney movie.

Despite the hordes of tourists that now arrive daily, it's a nice place to chill for a couple days while training around eastern Europe. Besides the architecture, there are some amazing bars/restaurants (many underground in old tunnels), plenty of shops to buy locally made jewelry and pottery, a few museums, and some parks. At the end of summer there's a large music festival and, I think, some Shakespeare theatre stuff.

Note: all shots were taken years ago with Panasonic and Canon P&S's. This is not an attempt to display masterful travel photos, but rather just give a sense of what the place is like. Enjoy.

















And when the sun goes down ...

great shots man... it looks like a wonderful place to kick back and chill for a while!

how's the absinth? i am assuming this is the real deal, ie wormwood?

Absinth is naaaaasty. It tastes like Heiger, which is my least favorite flavor in the world. I couldn't get enough down to experience the lunacy.

Beautiful pictures!!!