The castle is surrounded by a large park. However, it did not acquire its present Neo-Renaissance appearance with classical elements until the mid-19th century. Visitors can see the historical library, which contains 13,000 volumes of books, and the permanent exhibition in the public areas.

We offer tours of the Baroque castle. Films such as The Explosion at Five, Elizabeth's Court and Night at the Castle were filmed on the premises. Between 1586 and 1596, the original water fortress was rebuilt into a Renaissance single-storey chateau. This was done under Bernard Ludwig Tovar of Enczesfeld. It is possible to organize weddings.

Offering tours of the Baroque castle where the fairy tale The Devil's Bride was filmed. The castle was built in the Italian Baroque style according to the project of Domenico Martinelli and is one of the most beautiful complexes of its kind in the country. The castle was completed in 1707. It is possible to organize weddings.

Offer castle tours. Films like The Brave Blacksmith, Chetnik Humoresky (III series) and Bathory were filmed here. The origins of the castle date back to the first half of the 13th century. It was founded by the Bohemian king as a strategic defensive fortress and as a centre with judicial powers with the so-called hunting law.

We are preparing for you the chateau Lány - located in a unique protected area of floodplain forests in the heart of the Soutok Game Reserve, which is part of the Lednice-Valtice area.

Offering tours of a replica castle ruin. Jan's Castle is part of the Lednice-Valtice area, it was built near a hunting preserve, on a place surrounded on three sides by the river Dyje. It served as a hunting castle. After the hunts, rich feasts were held here, where the King of the Hunt was announced. It was possible to organise weddings.

Offer tours of historical castle expositions. The first historical report about this locality dates back to 1222. Already at that time, there was probably a Gothic fortress with a manor house, which was lent to the Austrian nobleman Siegfried Sirotek by the Czech King Wenceslas I in 1249. It is possible to organize weddings and banquets.