We offer a tour of the castle famous for its casemates and permanent art exhibitions. We provide rental of the castle courtyard and west courtyard, possibility of organizing a wedding ceremony. We arrange cultural performances, concerts, theatre performances with historical scenes and sports competitions.

Offer tours of the castle and castle grounds. We organize cultural events for the public in the castle courtyard. Free or guided tours of the grounds are available.

Possibility to visit the castle exhibitions (two tours), the CO shelter, the permanent Toy Exhibition and exhibitions held in the exhibition galleries. Possibility of wedding ceremonies. Rental of the Shenek with facilities for celebrations, weddings, trainings. Concerts of classical music and other genres. More info on the web or FCB.

Operation of the castle in which the series Chetnik humoresky (I. series) was filmed. Židlochovice Castle is one of the best preserved hunting castles in Europe and together with the historic pheasantry and deer preserves it creates a unique hunting complex, continuing the centuries-old hunting tradition of this area.

Operation of a castle that also served as a filming location for the series Chetnik Humoresky. The castle was built during the Renaissance period. The castle includes an arcaded courtyard and a Gothic monastery church, which is now used mainly for concerts.

We operate a baroque castle associated with the Kounic family and the battle of the three emperors. We offer guided tours in Czech, English, French, German and Russian. Exhibitions, concerts, social events, wedding ceremonies, presentations and congress meetings are held 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.

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.