This 16th-century palace boasts a breathtaking panoramic view that enhances the unique cultural experiences housed within: The Lobkowicz Collections and museum, classical music concerts, restaurant & café, shop, and elegant event rooms.
One of Bohemia’s finest Renaissance castles, this 16th-century estate is perched above the Vltava River, 35 km from Prague. It features a permanent exhibition, gift shop, festivals, event spaces, gardens and walking trails, and Italian-inspired architecture.
Discover the rebirth of Dvořák’s life, legacy, and home. The story of the world-famous composer Antonín Dvořák (1841–1904) began in the small Bohemian village of Nelahozeves, 35 km north of Prague.
Discover one of the biggest castles in the Czech Republic with over 200 rooms, 4 wings, 12 corridors, and 365 windows. Built upon a 12th-century Romanesque fortress, this majestic Baroque castle is perched above the Elbe River in the heart of the historic town of Roudnice nad Labem, approximately 50 km from Prague.
Built in the early 14th century, this Gothic fortress-like ruin is perched above the Elbe River, approximately 90 km north of Prague. Renowned for its breathtaking vistas, celebrated by Goethe and inspiring Richard Wagner, the castle remains one of North Bohemia’s most visited cultural monuments.
Founded in 1603, the oldest family winery in the Czech Republic has a long history of crafting wines in the country’s northernmost region. Housed in the castle’s historic Romanesque cellars, the Zámek Lobkowicz Roudnice winery continues to produce award-winning wine, embodying its rich heritage of winemaking methods over centuries.