Cesky Krumlov Travel Guide

My new travel guide to Cesky Krumlov is now available on Amazon: 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Insiders-Travel-Krumlov-Republic-Guides-ebook/dp/B01DQ20A12 (for UK buyers)
http://www.amazon.com/Insiders-Travel-Krumlov-Republic-Guides-ebook/dp/B01DQ20A12 (for American)


Subjects covered in the book:

• How to get to Cesky Krumlov from Prague and other locations
• How to get around on public transport (trains and coaches) and private trips
• Take a tour of the Cesky Krumlov's Castle (the Czech Republic's second largest castle)
• Take a guided walk around the historic streets of the ancient town
• When to come to Cesky Krumlov (weather, festivals, when to avoid the crowds)
• Secret Krumlov – how to find the Krumlov most travellers never see
• Children's Krumlov – how to have a great Krumlov holiday with kids
• How to explore the lovely countryside surrounding Cesky Krumlov, including the Sumava National Park
• How to see some of the castles, abbeys and historic villages near the town
• How to shop for essentials and souvenirs
• What and where to eat in Cesky Krumlov
• How to find and choose your holiday accommodation
• Useful Czech words and phrases
• Useful information and websites

The book utilizes the Kindle's interactive potential by linking to a gallery of photographs, an online map, and other websites, but the book has been designed to be also freestanding. 

About Cesky Krumlov
Untouched during the era of communist Czechoslovakia, Cesky Krumlov has a unique collection of over 300 listed buildings from the Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque periods, which is why it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is packed with museums, galleries and excellent restaurants. Throughout the year there are concerts, festivals and other events to enjoy. As a result it is one of the Czech Republic's main tourist destinations, popular both with budget travellers who stay in the local hostels and with visitors who enjoy the unique comfort of hotels in converted ancient buildings.