The town Český Krumlov lies in South Bohemia in the valley of the River Vltava and is known as the pearl of South Bohemia.

As an extremely well-known monument reserve, it has been listed in the UNESCO Register of World Cultural Heritage Sites since 1992.

The dominant features of the town are its magnificent monuments the Gothic Church of St. Vitus and Český Krumlov Chateau - a complex that is one of the most expansive in Central Europe.