Our first glimpse of a medieval type town had a real vibe about it. Is in a curve of a river so nearly surrounded by water lots of places to sit and drink or have a meal overlooking the river. Lots of little curio nick nacky type shops heaps of history, narrow cobbled streets, could have happily spent a day looking around. Worth going a little out of your way to visit even stay a night

Yes, it has become a tourist site and yes, it is still worth visiting regardless. Wonderful old world charm as you wander the cobblestone streets next to the winding river. Do-able as a day trip from Prague, better as an overnight.

I’ve traveled a lot and have seen beautiful places, but this places takes the cake. Eye candy everywhere you look. The only negative is how rude the locals are to tourists. I go out of my way to be polite and not be the “ugly American tourist,” but they are so rude. I walked out of a few places because of it and they lost my business.

This is a beautiful village! We stopped here on our way to get to our Danube River cruise. We walked around the village and had an amazing lunch at Krcma v Satlavske Ulici that our driver suggested. We would have walked right past it had he not pointed it out. It might be hard to get around if you have any mobility problems.

It is a jump back in the past. The village of Cesky is extremely small but very well preserved and so fascinating. The river cuts in two the village with the castle that dominates the village. There is nothing special but it is so amazing to walk in the small streets, looking at the coloured houses and to the boutiques of this place. Unmissable in a trip to Czech.