Náměstí Svornosti

it's lovely, quiet and peaceful place.

Beautiful main square in the city of Cesky Krumlov. In the middle is the fountain and the colonnade. We also find hotels, cafes, restaurants and tourist information. Some tours leave from here

There are many colorful buildings around the Municipal Square. The windows of each store are decorated with care and ingenuity. Český Krumlov is a very interesting town, retaining the original appearance and culture of the Middle Ages in Europe. There are many people gathered in the Municipal Square. The pace of life is a lovely town that makes people forget all the troubles. It is worth visiting. There is a black death memorial column in the center of the municipal square. 德eský Krumlov's German is Krumau an der Moldau, Krumau, meaning uneven grass. Český Krumlov is on the upper reaches of the Vltava River, and the Vltava River is known as the Czech Mother River. In the 14th and 16th centuries, Český Krumlov flourished under the Rosenberg family's promotion and revitalization policy. After the 19th century, Český Krumlov was gradually declining due to the fact that it was not on the railway line. Afterwards, the Czech Republic experienced communism and was freely liberated in 1989. Later, the government began the restoration of historic buildings. In 1992, Český Krumlov was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site by retaining the medieval city of Europe.

It's an interesting point. And a photo of another area of ​​Chekhov. The stone bar. And water wells If you drive from the front of the castle, it will pass through the square. Finally, turn right. I will take you out of this old city.

Concorde Square (Náměstí Svornosti) is the central square of Český Krumlov. It is located on the main tourist route of the city, and it is impossible to pass by it. The square has retained its rectangular shape since the Middle Ages. Streets diverge from its corners, but the very shape of the peninsula makes them bend, obeying the flow of the Vltava. In the center of the square rises a plague pillar with a traditional set of Czech saints, and along the perimeter there are buildings built on Gothic cellars and with mostly Baroque facades and pediments. And only one town hall has preserved its Renaissance features (reconstruction of the second half of the 16th century). The city council and the police work here, and in the next building there is a tourist information center, one of the best in the Czech Republic. Most of the buildings are occupied by hotels, restaurants and shops.