Baroque chateau with fresco decoration offers tourist tours of the interior and the chateau park. We organize weddings, banquets, conferences, corporate presentations and concerts.

Sightseeing tours, cultural events, exhibitions, park and alpaca walks, corporate and private events, banquets, souvenir sales, nature park management, wedding ceremonies, wedding receptions, space rentals.

The Baroque chateau has undergone an interesting architectural development that reflects the dramatic history of Horažďovice. During the season you can visit for example: the Great Hall with unique fresco decorations, the chapel, the hunting corridor, the medieval tower, the Empire salon, or the enfilade of rooms with seasonal exhibitions of the Municipal Museum.

We offer unique experiences in a historic castle where you can book accommodation in our stylish villas and apartments. We look forward to your visit and to guided tours that will reveal the secrets of our fascinating history. In addition, you can enjoy pleasant moments in our café.

We offer tours of the castle ruins, possibility of a tour with a dog. The core of the castle was probably built at the beginning of the 13th century in the form of a watchtower. Its task was to protect the trade route connecting the towns of Sušice and Horažďovice. It is possible to organize wedding ceremonies, concerts, lectures and dramatic performances.

This listed pseudo-Gothic castle has served as a museum since 2002. The castle’s pride and joy is the mid-19th-century Chapel of St. Andrew, featuring paintings by J. V. Hellich. The castle is surrounded by a 4.8-hectare park. The castle houses permanent exhibitions on regional history.

The castle was built in the first half of the 13th century. Offering tours of the historical exhibition of the castle and the adjacent castle grounds. Access is also provided to the Herb Garden, which contains medicinal plants and herbs. Rental of the premises for cultural events. Possibility of organizing weddings.

The castle offers a tour of exhibits depicting society in prehistoric times, the Rožmberk family or products from Strakonice - fezes and motorcycles in 11 halls. But it is the rooms themselves that are worth seeing, such as the small and large Knights' Hall, the castle chapel or the view from the 31-metre high Rumpál tower.

The first mention of Hrádek dates back to 1298. The building has undergone a rich architectural development. Elements of Renaissance, Baroque and Classicism are still visible today. The castle grounds include a hotel, restaurant, wellness, chapel, park, adventure golf course and the Hrádek Gallery with an exhibition for children.