Renaissance chateau with rare sgraffiti and English park, built in 1590 for the Czech princely family Bubna-Litic, who own the chateau even now. There is a mirrored hall suitable for wedding ceremonies. The Museum of Natural History and Tramping is in the former granary. In 2020 the castle vineyards were established.

This is a three storey Baroque building of approximately square plan with a mansard roof with a dormer. The chateau was used as a hunting lodge until 1908, after which it became a family residence. With the exception of 1948-89, this is still the case today.

The Kinský Riding School, an unmissable building in the castle grounds, has served as a riding school since its foundation in the 18th century. After a demanding renovation in 2019-2023, the space has shone in all its glory and is now open to the public, including the adjacent stables and coach house.

Offering tours of the Renaissance castle. Films such as The Secret of the Forest Land and The Case of the Dead Schoolmates were filmed on the premises. The first mention of the Náchod region dates back to the mid-11th century, when the Bohemian Prince Vratislav II organised the election of the Bishop of Prague during his campaign to Silesia. The possibility of organizing weddings.

Tours of the Renaissance castle where the films Grandma, F.L. Age and Death of a Talented Shoemaker were filmed. The chateau park is also accessible, which forms an architecturally balanced whole masterfully set in the valley of the Golden Stream. The first mention of the castle dates back to 1068 in the Chronicle of Kosmas.

Operation of a historic castle open to the public with guided tours and permanent exhibitions dedicated to the history of the building and important personalities. It includes cultural and social events, exhibitions and programmes for visitors.

The ancestral seat of the ancient noble Kinský family. Castle exposition, Kinsky Gallery. A popular wedding venue. Concerts, festivals and social events. English Park. Toni's Castle café and restaurant. Wheelchair access to the castle exhibition (for mechanical wheelchairs) and restaurant.

Exposition of the castle offers a picture gallery, historical furniture, porcelain, collections of weapons and also glass from Kolowrat glassworks.

Operation of a hunting lodge. We offer Baroque-style interiors, a feast hall with distinctive acoustics, a viewing gallery and a tower with an oval floor plan. On the first floor you can find a 16-metre high banquet hall with distinctive acoustics and on the second floor an observation gallery.

The Neo-Gothic chateau Hrádek u Nechanic was built in the middle of the 19th century as a summer hunting and representative residence of the Harrach family. It offers tours in the historical exhibition, a quiet walk through the park and the possibility of wedding ceremonies and rentals. There is a café, a souvenir shop and a chateau park.

The chateau in Rokytnice in the Orlické Mountains was the ancestral seat of the Nostitz-Rieneck family for 300 years. In the 20th century, the castle was not favoured by fate. Today, the castle is once again in private ownership with the intention of returning the grounds to their original status as a noble residence.

Your ideal tip for a trip for children and adults and for schools and kindergartens. You can visit our five tours, which will take you through our beautiful princesses or chatty witches. There are over 450 fairytale creatures that you will gradually get to know during the tours. There is also a restaurant on the premises.

Offering tours of a late baroque castle. We cater for wedding ceremonies including receptions, corporate events, concerts, balls or theatre performances. You will find here 14 fully furnished castle chambers and a unique collection of weapons of the Knights of Malta. The film The Magic Auntie Valentine was filmed here.