Some places turn magical after dark. Český Krumlov is one of these magical places!
After watching the sun set over the town from the Hill of the Cross, Rebekah and I began a leisurely walk back into town. Food was our first priority.
Plague Column in the Old Town Square
After winding through some back streets of the Old Town, we found the lively Gypsy Bar. Český Krumlov has a large Roma (formerly known as Gypsy) population, and as we entered, we felt welcomed. Seated at the few tables, locals were drinking beer and a couple of tourists ate food silently. I ordered a Pilsner Urquell, the staple Czech beer, while Rebekah enjoyed a glass of red wine for a change. A large plate of ham with sauerkraut and potato pancakes and a second with fried fish and potatoes soon arrived; the food was delicious! While no one played music that night, an entertaining atmosphere still filled the small pub. As we ate, we realized the five men at the front table had their portraits on the walls. They were definitely regulars!
Český Krumlov Castle At Night
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