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Offer tours of castle ruins. Possibility of organizing weddings in the castle chapel of St. Bartholomew, which can be used for civil and religious marriages.

Tours of the former Cistercian monastery complex. The life of the monastery began in 1144, when it was founded by the then Prince Vladislav II, and its current appearance was influenced by Baroque reconstructions. After the dissolution of the monastery in the 19th century, it became the dominion of the Metternich family. It can host weddings.

The reliquary is a testament to Romanesque goldsmithing of exceptional artistic and craftsmanship quality. It was made for the Benedictine abbey in Florennes, Belgium, at the beginning of the 13th century. It contains the relics of St. Maurus and St. John the Baptist. To restore it, it was necessary to revive medieval goldsmithing techniques.

Offering tours of a set of five interconnected gardens. The gardens are Ledeburg, Little Pálffy, Great Pálffy, Kolowrat and Little Fürstenberg. They were created independently and at different times. It is possible to organize wedding ceremonies.

The chateau collection has approximately 1200 varieties and is one of the most important and renowned fuchsia collections in Central Europe. In addition to fuchsias, the chateau horticulture also offers a number of other plants that are essential to any chateau park.

Offer tours of the castle ruins. Probably in the 1360s, Czech King Přemysl Otakar II took advantage of the dominant hill above the older manor and built a solid stone castle on it to defend the trade route and against the expansion of the neighbouring families of Ronovec and Markvartice. It is possible to organize weddings.

Offering castle tours. Křivoklát is one of the oldest and most important castles of Czech princes and kings, dating back to the 12th century. It was the setting for the films Night at Karlštejn, The Three Veterans, How the Princesses Wake, Joan of Arc and The Three Musketeers. Accommodation and weddings are possible.

Offering a tour of a vernacular timber-framed building with barn, stables and stables, a sub-basement dwelling house with a world room, chambers and a black kitchen. During the tour, you can watch a bread baking demonstration in the old oven every Saturday between 11am and 12pm from April to September and during Advent.

Karlštejn Castle, founded in 1348, occupies a very special position among Czech castles. We offer a tour of the Gothic castle, which was built by the Czech king and Roman emperor Charles IV as a place to store royal treasures, especially collections of holy relics and imperial crown jewels.

A two-storey circular neo-Gothic religious building in the shape of a regular octagon, with an advanced tower and a majestic double-sided staircase, surrounded by English parkland.