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.

Offer tours of the castle where the Arabela series was filmed. The castle complex stood on Kunětice Mountain as early as the second half of the 14th century. Possibility of organizing weddings, corporate parties, banquets, social gatherings, presentation events and teambuilding days. We offer to arrange an accompanying program.

The ruins of a Gothic castle, named after the hill on which it was built in the second half of the 13th century. The first written mention dates back to 1318. Remains of several fortifications, buildings and the castle tower have been preserved until today. The only building that has survived in a better condition is the purgatory, which is now a museum.

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.

Tours of the interior of the castle, the castle park and the garden. A complex of national cultural monuments with a hippological tradition, distinctive modifications in the Romantic period inspired by England. Possibility of organizing weddings, cultural and social events. The series The Famous Bandit Stories and Good Water were filmed here.

In the rococo castle you will see an exhibition of furniture art and private rooms of the owners. We organize romantic wedding ceremonies. There is a castle park with a cloister and a stable with riding lessons.

Offering tours of the original gothic castle. The castle was founded sometime in the late 13th century during the last Přemyslids' colonization of the still sparsely populated border forest of northeast Bohemia, which was a royal property. Occasional performances of historical fencing groups are held on the grounds.

Staré Ždánice Chateau, the former residence of Ždánice millers from 1877, later rebuilt by Baron Nathaniel Philippe de Aras into a romantic chateau. The chateau is open to the public during cultural events and guided tours.