Lintz or Cesky Krumlov

We haven’t visited Linz but spent a couple of days in Cesky Krumlov. To describe it as looking like it came out of a fairy tale wouldn’t be too big a stretch.

I agree with Denny. CK is a charming town and easily seen on an excursion. You can see a bit of Linz after dinner so you won’t miss it entirely.

Thanks for the replies. CK it will be!

I loved Cesky Krumlov and highly recommend a visit there. It's charming, walkable, with good restaurants, lots of atmosphere, beautiful scenery and lots to see and do. I don't think you can go wrong visiting CK.

@cgwyatt09, are you doing a Viking cruise? I am going on one in September and just signed up for the Cesky Krumlov shore excursion the day we are in Linz. I've wanted to see Cesky Krumlov for a while. If you remember, please report back and let us know how you liked it.

CK, yeah I guess ... prepare yourself for 1,000 street front amber jewellery shops.

It really wasn't on anyone's radar , but that's what a UNESCO World Heritage Plaque does for you.

A cousin lives in Linz, and I made a couple of brief visits years ago. It's one of those places that's a fine place to live, but there is little of interest to a traveler.

@periscope https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfE93xON8jk&ab_channel=SaturdayNightLive

I'd choose CK just to visit the Baroque Theatre at the castle. We had a local guide give us an English tour.

Yeah, I don't remember any Steak and Eggs in CK ... Pork Knuckle is the calling.

I can comment on Linz since I have visited the Zentrum a number of times. Linz is a province capital, historically interesting and intriguing. You do have to expend some energy tracking down these historical sites. Have not been to CK.