Very good pilgrimage to the beer factory. Remember to bring a jacket. Drinking a really fresh beer in the cellar,It's only 2 degrees Celsius .

Really worth to visit! Event though the ticket is not the cheapest, its worth to see what standards they have on the beer that you might have tried. The tour takes appx. 55 mins, provides interesting information. We had a pleasure to have as a guide the long term Quality Director, he knows what's going on there! During the trip you can try their non filtrated beer.

We took a tour of Budweiser plant. It was in English, not that expensive, very interesting. We tasted two kinds of unfiltered lager. It had an interesting and a different taste. The tour lasted around 50 minutes. They do tours in the afternoon in English, Czech and German. The only downside was that the tour guide's English was not that good (but we understood everything). The adjacent restaurant was too expensive for us.

Great place to visit to learn more about the national Czech drink 🇨🇿 Beer tasting (spoiler : it is really good) with a very nice guide tour 🍻 You can also buy nice souvenirs 🎁 Definitely worth it if you are in Ceske Budejovice!

We visited Budvar on a rainy day, because we wanted some indoor activity. The guided tour takes aprox. 60 minutes. Since September, there is only one tour, with the start at 2 p.m. We recommend to come sooner. There is also an interactive beer museum at the customer center, where you can get information about the history of Budvar brewery. The visit of the museum is free. Very good was also a short film in the Budvar cinema.

Amazing tour today! Simply put, our tour guide, Milada (and a volunteer btw) was amazing. What passion she has for the company she represents. The tour was extremely informative. We were taken to all areas of the brewery and got to see all the behind the scenes action. The beer tasting was great—straight from the barrel. Again, our tour guide was so amazing. Treat her well, Budvar.

Really nice and informative tour around the factory. Lovely guide.

There are cafes around the beautiful and quiet city. You can sit in cafes. There is no toilet in the center. You can meet your needs in cafes. There are various places to eat. I discovered a nice pizzeria. It is a place where you can walk while eating ice cream. It is also beautiful at night. I especially put the night photos.There is also a currency exchange office where you can exchange your currency.

We were lucky to be able to visit the tower on the last day before it closes for the winter season. 255 steps to climb, but it was worth it because the view from the top was gorgeous. The man selling the tickets was very nice and helpful.

The historical tower is a must-visit attraction. There are approximately 200 stairs leading to the top. The initial section of the staircase is a historical stone spiral staircase with limited space, which might be challenging for claustrophobic individuals. There are informative boards about the tower's history and its bells, but unfortunately, they are only available in Czech. Tickets can be purchased at the top, and the cost for an adult is 60 CZK. The attendant is very friendly and speaks Czech, English, and German. The top offers a breathtaking 360 view of the city and a detailed perspective of the nearby main square. There is a small gift shop, and the functional clock mechanism is displayed within a glass vitrine, along with historical information about the clock and the city (this time also in English). It is undoubtedly worth a visit!

252 steps to the top where before you see the views you pay. Excellent view of the city from here

No visitor to the city of Budweis should miss the opportunity to visit one of its most prominent landmarks – I'm talking about the Black Tower. It was built during the years 1550–1577 as a symbol of the city's economic prosperity at the time. Under the guidance of Italian architects, the tower reached an impressive height of 72.25 meters. Admission is 60 Czech Crowns and must be paid at the top. If you're reasonably fit and not afraid of heights, you should definitely climb to the top for a splendid view of the beautiful city of Budweis. Please be aware that the tower is closed on Mondays.

The entrance fee is only 30 CZK and you pay it when you reach the top of the tower. Magnificent views of the city ,you will be rewarded with a beautiful 360 view on the city. And if you know where to look, you can even see Hluboka Castle and nuclear power plant in the distance. MUST SEE

Really good views from this old tower. Prepare to walk a little bit hard stairs (maybe 150) to get to the top, but it is worth it! There is also a small museum upstairs.

5 stars for the Christmas Market at the square. Cool vibe and everyone is so nice. There is an ice rink encircling the Samson statue and folks are zipping around, not ideal for beginners but I can see some out there. Love the Ferris Wheel, too, only $4 each to ride and the view was lovely. Food vendors are very kind and the cost was surprisingly low for an outdoor market. It felt more like a hometown celebration rather than a touristy thing, which I appreciated. We will definitely return tonight.

A bug square surrounded by beautiful buildings. Visited on a Sunday. It was very quiet and peaceful

We arrived at the main square in the evening. The decorative lighting was beautiful, the square was tidy and clean.

Absolutely pleasure, nostalgia, beautiful flat city within two rivers.

I love a fountain that gives me a good giggle. Glad I caught this one while it was running.

Huge square and nice fountain. When we visited in summer, kids were having fun inside the fountain.

It is nice centre of the city. It is a beautiful place with eligant building. Streets of the city are also amazing. May be visited once. For more details follow me on YouTube: @life.beyond.borders

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(Translated by Google) The Town Hall building was built in 1727-1730 according to the design of the Italian architect and sculptor Antonio Martinelli. The building, made in the style of a magnificent Italian Baroque, with a monumental facade of four sculptures by Dietrich (Wisdom, Justice, Courage and Thrift) is located in the southwestern part of the square. The highest tower of the Town Hall is crowned with a statue of the Czech Lion, the symbol of the state, and on the column of the tower at the entrance stands an iron standard meter, which is popularly called “elbow”. The main decoration of the ritual hall is the ceiling fresco, made in the Renaissance style by Jana Adam Schepf. The fresco depicts the historical scene of Solomon's judgment. The central staircase of the hall is made of wood with a relief coat of arms of Ceske Budejovice - it was restored according to original sketches during reconstruction in the second half of the last century. In 1995, 18 bells were installed on the belfry of the Town Hall, which melodiously announce each new hour - many tourists deliberately stay for another hour, hoping to hear this melodic music that brings happiness. (Original) Здание Ратуши было построено в 1727-1730 годах по проекту итальянского архитектора и скульптора Антонио Мартинелли. Выполненная в стиле пышного итальянского барокко постройка с монументальным фасадом из четырех скульптур Дитриха(Мудрость, Справедливость, Отвагу и Бережность)находиться в юго-западной части площади. Высшая башня Ратуши увенчана статуей Чешского льва, символа государства, а на колоне башни при входе возвышается железный эталонный метр, который в народе называют - «локоть». Главное украшение обрядового зала - потолочная фреска, выполненная в стиле эпохи ренессанса Яной Адамом Шепфом. На фреске изображена историческая сцена Соломонова суда. Центральная лестница зала выполнена из дерева с рельефным гербом Ческе-Будеёвице – она была восстановлена по оригинальным эскизам при проведении реконструкции по второй половине прошлого века. В 1995 году на звоннице Ратуши установили 18 колоколов, которые мелодично сообщают о каждом новом часе – многие туристы специально остаются еще на час, надеясь услышать эту мелодичную музыку, приносящую счастье.

(Translated by Google) The town hall is probably the most beautiful building in České Budějovice. There are other very beautiful historical buildings around the square market square with the Samson Fountain, all of them well restored and beautiful to look at. (Original) Das Rathaus ist wohl das schönste Gebäude in Budweis. Um den quadratischen Marktplatz mit Samsonbrunnen befinden sich weitere sehr schöne historische Gabäude, alle top restauriert und schön anzusehen.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful building, diagonally opposite the information station and on the right hand side of the statue there is a staff restaurant for 160 kronor. (Original) 美麗建物，資訊站後面斜對門在雕像右手邊有員工餐廳160克朗。

(Translated by Google) beautiful building Beautiful buildings are located around the square. It was a Sunday when we arrived, so there were very few people. It is a cute town and it is very comfortable to bask in the sun around the square, if you encounter good weather. (Original) 美麗的建築 美麗的建築位在廣場周圍，我們到的時候是禮拜日，所以人蠻少的，可愛的小鎮，廣場周圍曬太陽很舒服，如果你遇到好天氣的話。