UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Czechia
map viewCzechia has UNESCO sites far beyond Prague, and this page gathers six of them. Český Krumlov is a medieval town wrapped around its castle on the Vltava. Telč is known for its square of pastel Renaissance houses, and Kutná Hora for the Gothic St. Barbara's Church, built with the wealth of its silver mines. In Moravia, the Lednice–Valtice Cultural Landscape and the gardens and castle of Kroměříž show aristocratic architecture on a grand scale, and Litomyšl Castle is a fine Renaissance château. June to September is the best time for a visit.
Český Krumlov castle & old city, Czech Republic
Český Krumlov, a UNESCO-listed town in a bend of the Vltava, has the Czech Republic’s second-largest castle; the old town is free, castle tours from CZK 260.
Lednice–Valtice Complex, Czech Republic
The Lednice–Valtice landscape in South Moravia links two Liechtenstein castles with parks and follies; the parks are free, main castle tours cost CZK 300.
Telč old town, Czech Republic
Telč in Moravia has one of Europe’s finest Renaissance squares, lined with arcaded, gabled houses; the old town is free, the castle tour costs CZK 260.
Kroměříž Castle & gardens, Czech Republic
Kroměříž in Moravia has the Archbishop’s Palace and two Baroque gardens on the UNESCO list; palace routes cost CZK 350–480, the Flower Garden CZK 180.
Saint Barbara’s Church & Kutná Hora old city, Czech Republic
St Barbara’s Church crowns Kutná Hora, the UNESCO-listed silver town east of Prague; entry costs CZK 180, and the Sedlec Ossuary is nearby.
Litomyšl Castle, Czech Republic
Litomyšl Castle in eastern Bohemia is a UNESCO-listed Renaissance château covered in sgraffito, with an arcaded courtyard and a castle theatre; tours CZK 220.
UNESCO sites in Czechia on the map
Numbers match the ranking above. Click a pin to open the place.
Best time to visit UNESCO sites in Czechia
When sightseeing is most pleasant: comfortable 18–26 °C daytime temperatures and more dry days. Averaged over the places on this page.
ERA5 climate data 2015–2024 (Open-Meteo, CC BY 4.0), averaged for the places on this page.
Tickets: what it costs to visit UNESCO sites in Czechia
Adult entrance prices, cheapest first. What the ticket includes and what you can see for free.
| Place | Region | Adult ticket | Ticket includes | Free without a ticket | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saint Barbara’s Church & Kutná Hora old city | Bohemia | CZK 180 | St Barbara's Church | Old town | Reduced CZK 140; children CZK 60; Sedlec Ossuary and cathedral CZK 220 |
| Litomyšl Castle | Bohemia | CZK 220 | Guided castle tour | Courtyard and gardens | Reduced CZK 180; children CZK 70 |
| Český Krumlov castle & old city | Bohemia | CZK 260–400 | Castle tours and Baroque theatre | Old town, courtyards and castle garden | Route I CZK 300; museum and tower CZK 280 |
| Telč old town | Moravia | CZK 260 | Renaissance Halls tour | Old town | Reduced CZK 210; suite of the last owners CZK 180 |
| Lednice–Valtice Complex | Moravia | CZK 300 | Main castle tour | Parks and gardens | Reduced CZK 240; Minaret CZK 100; greenhouse CZK 140 |
| Kroměříž Castle & gardens | Moravia | CZK 350–480 | Palace tour routes | Chateau Garden | Flower Garden CZK 180; Via UNESCO combined ticket CZK 580 |
Prices checked: 10.2026. Always check the official website before you go.
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