The streets of Český Krumlov are a labyrinth. (in the 63's top 15) runs from the Budějovice Gate to the castle. Unlike Prague’s hustle, Latrán feels like a living museum. The Vltava river bends around the street, and the castle tower looms overhead.

On it: a live feed of a cobblestone street he recognized instantly. Celetná , near the Old Town Square. But something was wrong. The people on the screen walked backward. Trams moved in reverse. A streetlamp un-shattered itself, glass shards flying upward into perfect assembly.

The Czech Republic is also known for its vibrant street art scene.

A quiet row of restored Baroque houses in the Lesser Town, free of souvenir shops.

Leads to the former monastery. It is dark, gothic, and has a strange acoustic echo.

Home to the Holy Trinity Column (UNESCO). The cobblestones here are a checkerboard of history.