South Bohemian Region is Travelog's home for Český Krumlov, a small medieval town UNESCO inscribed on 4 December 1992, the exact same day as Prague, recognized for five centuries of undisturbed organic development rather than any single grand monument. Its castle offers two genuinely different ticket routes, one covering Renaissance and Baroque interiors, the other the Schwarzenberg family's own history.
Český Krumlov shares an inscription date with Prague itself, both were added to the UNESCO list on 4 December 1992, though the two sites earned recognition for very different reasons, one for a capital's layered architectural history, the other for a small town's remarkably undisturbed medieval development.
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