Offering tours of Svojanov Castle.

Offer tours of the castle and the castle park. The first written mention of Kunštát dates back to 1279, but the discovery of the façade of the late Romanesque castle palace on the site of today's chateau dates back to the mid-13th century. It is possible to organize weddings, exhibitions, concerts, cultural and social events.

We offer tours and the possibility of organizing social events at the castle. It is possible to organize tours, excursions, weddings, parties, cultural events, concerts, seminars, exhibitions, etc. The castle grounds include a riding hall, restaurant, antique shop, mini-zoo, summer cinema, modern art gallery, etc.

In the place where the Svratka River bites into the rocky peaks of the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands, the construction of a massive castle began in the 13th century. The castle still retains its late Gothic to Renaissance appearance. The films The Visitors, How the Princesses Wake and The Devil Knows Why were filmed here.

We offer tours of the Baroque castle where the series Chetnik's Humoretsky (season I) and the film Night at the Castle were filmed. The first indirect mention of Lysice is from 1308, in connection with Heralt of Lysice and Kunštát. It is possible to organize weddings, corporate meetings, family celebrations and garden parties.

You can visit the Empire Castle as a historical monument or use the premises for wedding ceremonies, receptions and banquets for 100 people, concerts and exhibitions. We offer guided tours with costumed guides, fencing performances, catering, and fireworks.

Romantic ruins of a Gothic-Renaissance castle with impressive views of the surrounding area. Tours of the outer ring of walls and bastions are possible. Technical unique wooden pedal wheel. The premises can be used for cultural events, private events, exhibitions, concerts, fastivals, wedding ceremonies.

Offering tours of the rococo-classical chateau, where the series Chetnik's Humoresky (I. and III. series) was filmed. These were two Gothic fortresses that were destroyed in the domestic wars, one of which was completely rebuilt into a Renaissance chateau by Bernard Drnovsky in 1570. Possibility of organizing weddings.

The chateau's exhibition offers an alchemist's laboratory, a medieval torture chamber, treasures of Moravská Třebová and an exhibition How Life Was in the Country.