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Lobkowicz Palace  

Lobkowicz Palace, the only privately owned part of the Prague Castle complex, is home to the highly acclaimed Lobkowicz Palace Museum, Café and Shop.

Lobkowicz Palace


Nelahozeves Castle  

The monumental, Renaissance Nelahozeves Castle is located 35 km from Prague in the village birthplace of composer Antonín Dvořák.

Nelahozeves Castle


Roudnice Castle  

Roudnice Castle, located approximately 50 km north of Prague, is the historic Princely and Ducal seat of the Lobkowicz family.

Roudnice Castle


Střekov Castle  

Magnificently perched on a steep cliff above the Elbe River, Střekov Castle is one of the most popular tourist destinations in northern Bohemia.

Střekov Castle


News 

Temporary "Memory Book" exhibition from The Lobkowicz Library, April - October 2013 at Nelahozeves Castle | 09.05.2013

The exhibition presents 17th century memory books - whimsical travel souvenirs of young aristocrats from the European continent or from distant lands. The volumes contain inscriptions and signatures of various persons the traveler met on his journey. These books are completed with drawings of visited towns, their inhabitants, pictures of memorable events, as well as coats-of-arms of the authors, and their cherished travel memories. The exhibition is on display at Nelahozeves Castle from April 2013 through 31. October 2013. more

Join Us for the 11th Annual Spring Pottery Market! | 10.04.2013

Come celebrate the Bohemian tradition of pottery-making and the start of the spring season at the 11th annual Spring Pottery Market: Browse a wide assortment of handmade pottery, jewelry and other fine crafts from 120 local vendors and artisans. more

Children tours at Nelahozeves Castle | 18.03.2013

Nelahozeves Castle is dedicating 2013 to our youngest visitors. Every weekend at 11:00 and 14:00, children can take a special tour that will transport them back into history. more

Season's Greetings from the Lobkowicz Organization | 21.12.2012

 Season's Greetings from the Lobkowicz Organization!  more

From The Lobkowicz Library: A 17th-Century Czech Holiday Recipe | 18.12.2012

The following recipe for almond gingerbread cookies comes from an undated 17th-century manuscript in The Lobkowicz Library. Written in Czech, it contains recipes for pastry, preserves, stewed fruits, syrups and liqueurs. Since the 19th century, the manuscript has traditionally been attributed to Polyxena, Princess Lobkowicz (1566–1642). Though neither the work’s provenance nor a direct link to Polyxena have ever been proven – it is known that she did not write the manuscript, and the book actually contains the writings of several different hands – the volume has always been referred to in literature as “Polyxena’s Cookbook”. more

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