Český Krumlov is one of the Czech cities that appear on the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. It is located to the south in the South Bohemian region, it is the most visited tourist destination after Prague, from which it is 180 km. The greatest charm of Český Krumlov is that the city has preserved its historical aspect, offering in these modern times a wonderful view of cobbled streets and medieval architecture in a unique state of preservation. The castle of that name is one of the most important tourist attractions in all of Central Europe. The city served as the residence of the country's most powerful noble dynasties such as the Rožemberk, Eggenberk and Schwarzenber. For all these reasons, it is considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world.