The Lower Castle is conceived as a noble residence. Visitors can view a ceremonial and banqueting hall, scullery, armoury, bedrooms and studies. They can learn how the nobility lived in the chateau and its customs.
| Period | Days | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| 1. 4.-30. 4. | sat–sun | 11.45 – 14.15 |
| 6. 4.-7. 4. | thu–fri | 11.45 – 14.15 |
| 10. 4. | mon | 11.45 – 14.15 |
| 1. 5. | mon | 10.15 – 15.15 |
| 1. 5.-30. 6. | tue–sun | 10.15 – 15.15 |
| 8. 5. | mon | 10.15 – 15.15 |
| 1. 7.-31. 8. | tue–sun | 10.15 – 16.00 |
| 1. 9.-30. 9. | tue–sun | 10.15 – 15.15 |
| 1. 10.-31. 10. | sat–sun | 11.45 – 14.15 |
| 26. 10.-27. 10. | thu–fri | 11.45 – 14.15 |
In the Upper Castle visitors can learn in detail about the Thun family. The unique picture gallery depicts individual family members. Original Renaissance wall paintings and ceilings, as well as stoves, can be seen.
this tour is not available today
120 CZK, czech guide only /with text in English (full admission) Buy ticket
duration 45 minutes
max. 25 people
reservation needed for groups only
As well as the Lower Castle the first floor of the Wolf’s Palace which houses an exhibition of historical clocks is also accessible. In June 2015 the sight-seeing tour should be extended to include the second floor of the Wolf’s Palace where an exhibition is planned of outlining the restoration of the chateau grounds over the course of several...
this tour is not available today
100 CZK, czech guide only /with text in English (full admission)
duration 20 minutes
max. 25 people
reservation needed for groups only