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Cesky Krumlov
Cesky Krumlov is a little town with 14.000 inhabitants in the southern part of Czech Republic.
The castle of Cesky Krumlov was built in Gothic style in 1250. Already in 1910 the town counted 8.662 inhanitants, therefrom 7.367 German speaking and 1.295 Czech speaking.
Already in former time the town of Cesky Krumlov was known as the "pearl of the Bohemian forest".
In 1911 the Austrian painter Egon Schiele moved to Cesky Krumlov, beacause Krumlov was the birth place of his mother. By its wild affairs with women and nude paitings of young girls, he made the citizens of Krumlov very upset. Today the citizens think different about the painter. There is a Schiele museum in the centre of the town which should praise his artistic works.
Cesky Krumlov consits of following districts: Domoradice, Horni Brana, Latran, Nadrazni Predmesti, Nove Dobrkovice, Nove Spoli, Plesivec, Slupenec, Vnitrni Mesto and Vysny.
The colourful tower of the castle.
The town centre of Krumlov.
The Catholic church of Krumlov.
The main road through the town to the castle.
The main square in Cesky Krumlov.
Another view of the main square.
The centre with the church tower and the tower of the castle.
Penzion Mozart
Wax museum in the centre.
