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🎨 Tour Krumlov: Exclusive "Art & Wine" Tour in Historic Český Krumlov Castle & Town, Schiele, Castle Galleries & Local Winery Tasting 🍷
Discover Český Krumlov's Artistic Soul: Past, Present, and Visual Stories
Ready to Go with the flow of Krumlov's art? Tour Krumlov invites you to explore Český Krumlov's stunning art scene, connecting historical masters with contemporary local talent. This is your chance to visit the local, growing art community, meet talented local artists, and see the magic of the artistic creation process firsthand. Get inspired by the epic atmosphere that has captivated artists for centuries!
You will be fully immersed in Krumlov's art flow, exploring inspiring local street art, gaining exclusive access to art studios, and discovering the latest artworks from resident artists. Experience art as a living story that connects the past, present, and future of this UNESCO city.
Art Masters & Castle Galleries on Your Tour
Your guided tour features key stops celebrating Krumlov's rich artistic spectrum:
Egon Schiele: The Bohemian Expressionist: Recognize Egon Schiele (1890–1918), the pivotal Austrian Expressionist painter whose mother was a native of the town. We include an in-depth visit to the Egon Schiele Art Centrum (ESAC), honoring his legacy.
Included: Guided Excursion to the Egon Schiele Art Centrum (ESAC).
Miroslav Paral: Contemporary Krumlov Art: Gain exclusive access to the work of acclaimed contemporary local artist, Miroslav Paral. Known for his captivating textured paintings, our excursion includes a visit to his private art gallery and studio.
Included: Exclusive visit to the Miroslav Paral Art Gallery and studio.
The Palace of Illustration (Castle Complex): Explore the unique world of illustration and graphic arts. This fascinating stop is uniquely located within the Český Krumlov Castle complex, offering art alongside magnificent views.
Included: Visit to the Palace of Illustration.
The Story of Wine: Local Winery & Madeta Cheese Tasting
The Tour Krumlov "Art & Wine" tour is expertly designed to awaken all your senses! Indulge in a quality glass of Czech wine perfectly paired with a delicious platter of premium cheeses.
This special culinary event takes place in a charming local winery. You will experience a symphony of flavors as you taste wines from the Czech wine region expertly paired with an assortment of cheeses sourced from the Madeta local dairy factory—renowned across the Czech Republic for its quality, including its famed Niva blue cheese.
Taste Czech wine at a dedicated local Krumlov winery.
Enjoy a curated Madeta cheese platter.
Experience the best of the Czech wine region.
What is the story of wine in art? 🍇
Booking Your Tour & What's Included
This premier cultural and culinary experience in Český Krumlov is easily booked online. Find availability and details on tourkrumlov.com.
What Your Tour Krumlov Package Includes:
A fully Guided art tour of Český Krumlov and the Castle complex.
Entrance and Guided Excursion to the Egon Schiele Art Centrum (ESAC).
Exclusive visit to the Miroslav Paral Art Gallery and studio.
Visit to the Palace of Illustration (located in the Český Krumlov Castle).
Exclusive Wine tasting session in a local winery, complete with a savory Madeta cheese platter.
Entrance fees to all private art galleries and included museums.
🗓️ When & Where: Practical Tour Details
Detail Information
Meeting Point Svornosti Square Column, Český Krumlov
Availability Daily, Year-Round
Operating Hours 10 am - 7 pm (Contact us to choose your tour starting time)
Standard Tour Length 3 hours
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More about Český Krumlov art scene:
Painters in Český Krumlov: The art of Český Krumlov mirrored its ruling dynasties. The Gothic period featured the local "Beauty Style." The Renaissance introduced North-Italian influence via Český Krumlov Castle sgraffito. The Baroque marked the artistic peak with illusive paintings in the Masquerade Hall and Castle Theater. While court influence declined after the 18th century, Egon Schiele's later work secured the town's artistic legacy.
Iconography of Český Krumlov: The The iconography of Český Krumlov, proven by hundreds of collected vistas since the 16th century, reflects its rich history. Early works include the Division of the Roses. Interest in Krumlov boomed during the Romantic era, notably attracting artists like Ferdinand Runk and Egon Schiele, whose "Dead City" cycle made it a lifelong theme. Photography, pioneered by Josef Seidel, further ensured the town's lasting visual representation.
Egon Shiele: Egon Schiele, the Austrian Expressionist, moved to Český Krumlov in 1911 due to his mother's local roots. His bohemian lifestyle soon scandalized residents, forcing him to leave months later. Despite the conflict, Krumlov inspired works like his "Dead City" cycle. Today, the town features the Egon Schiele Art Centrum (ESAC), a museum dedicated to his lasting legacy.
Miroslav Paral: Miroslav Páral (1955–present) is a prominent Czech painter and sculptor based in Český Krumlov. His distinctive art is known for monumental, distorted human torsos reflecting the modern world. Páral was highly influential, founding the Agency of Czech Ceramic Design and chairing the Association of Ceramic Artists, making his studio an international hub for the arts.
Jindra Capek Czech painter and book illustrator: Jindra Čapek (b. 1953) is a top-class Czech painter and book illustrator, known globally for his distinctive style. He uses delicate brushwork and remarkable coloring, often resembling miniature painting. His books, published in 25 languages, have won numerous international awards and feature collaborations with major writers like Michael Endeand Bohumil Hrabal.
History and present of viticulture in the Czech Republic: The history of Czech wine began around the 3rd century AD (Roman influence). The industry was embraced early (documented since 892), flourished under Charles IV and monasteries, but declined under collective farming. A renaissance in the 1990s revived the focus on quality. Today, the Czech Republic boasts over 17,500 hectares, producing unique wines reflective of Moravian terroir.