Come and have fun with your whole family at our castles, museums, and palaces! We regularly organize events for the whole family that will make your trip through history even more enjoyable. Whether you want to learn about life in a 19th-century village, discover historical globes, or celebrate Advent properly, you will always find the right event with us.
Mere 35 km from Prague lies one of the few well-preserved Renaissance castles in Czechia. During your tour of the castle, you will discover not only architecture inspired by the Italian Renaissance style but also an exhibition dedicated to the daily life of the nobility in the 19th century.
But that’s not all! We regularly host festivals and exciting events for all age groups, ensuring fun for the whole family. There's always something happening at the Nelahozeves Castle.
The '90s at Nelahozeves Castle
Friday, July 31, 2026, starting at 16:00
Join us for a trip back to the era of cassette Walkmans, colorful leggings, and unforgettable musical hits. For one evening, Nelahozeves Castle will be transformed into a stylish setting for a '90s celebration. Under the open sky, you’ll find a dance floor, themed drinks, and an atmosphere full of nostalgia. DJs and hosts will guide you through the musical evening, spinning the biggest hits of the decade—from Michael Jackson and Madonna to Haddaway, the Backstreet Boys, Eiffel 65, and 2 Unlimited. You can look forward to stylish decor, a light show, and a bar serving original themed cocktails. A dress code in the spirit of 90s vibes is welcome.
Take a glimpse into the childhood of one of the greats of not only Czech but also global music, Antonín Dvořák. In his birth house, you will discover both life in a 19th-century village and the rich sources of inspiration for his work.
The museum combines traditional and modern elements—an interactive audiovisual exhibition will guide you through the past. You can immerse yourself in Dvořák’s childhood every day except Monday and also attend regularly held exciting events.
The majestic ruins of the Gothic Střekov Castle are one of the most prominent landmarks of Ústí nad Labem, towering over the city on a steep 250-meter-high rock. Every year, it ranks among the most visited cultural monuments in northern Bohemia.
In addition to the panoramic view of the surroundings, visitors to Střekov can explore exhibits featuring replicas of knightly armor, artistic drawings, and historical photographs. On top of that, we regularly host events at Střekov that are suitable for the whole family.
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Fairy Tale Sunday: The Three Little Pigs
June 21, 2026
A cheerful tale about three little pigs building their houses and learning that hard work pays off. The performance is free for both children and adults in the castle courtyard from 15:00.
Fairy Tale Sunday: Kašpárek and the Kind Fairy Jarmilka
July 12, 2026
An adventurous story about Kašpárek, who overcomes unexpected troubles with the help of the kind fairy Jarmilka. The fairy tale will be performed free of charge for children and adults in the castle courtyard from 15:00.
Fairy Tale Sunday: The Proud Nightgown
August 16, 2026
A humorous fairy tale about a proud nightgown that discovers modesty is worth more than vanity. The performance is free for children and adults alike in the castle courtyard from 15:00.
Fairy Tale Sunday: The Gingerbread Cottage
September 13, 2026
The well-known story of Hansel and Gretel, who discover a gingerbread cottage in the forest and must outsmart an evil witch. The fairy tale will be performed free of charge for children and adults in the castle courtyard from 15:00.
No one visiting Prague Castle should miss the opportunity to explore this elegant 16th-century palace. In addition to a stunning view of Prague, it houses a museum filled with unique historical artifacts and a vast collection of paintings by world-renowned artists such as Bruegel, Canaletto, and Velázquez.
Visitors are guided through the museum by an audio guide, available in a total of 11 languages, which is included in the ticket price. Besides the permanent exhibition, you can also attend regular concerts and temporary exhibitions.
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Temporary Exhibition: From Inkwell to Typweriter – learn more
Until October 29, 2026
Do you know what a nécessaire is? What does a hot-air balloon ride have to do with an inkwell? Why were letters sealed, and how was it done? Our new temporary exhibition, "From Inkwell to Typewriter," answers these questions and more. Starting Friday, October 31, 2025, the exhibition will enrich the museum’s permanent collection for one full year. One unique feature: every few weeks, it will showcase a different original handwritten letter from historical figures such as Louis XIV, Rudolf II, or Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
Classical Music Concert
Every Day, 13:00 – 14:00
Enjoy masterpieces of classical music in the magnificent Concert Hall, whose ceiling is adorned with original frescoes by Fabián Šebastián Václav Harovník from the mid-17th century. The Concert Hall opens 15 minutes before the concert begins.
Summer Festival of Early Music – Phantasy Concert
July 30, 2026, 20:00
Concertgoers will be transported to the golden age of English viola da gamba consorts, together with the members of the Vittorio Ghielmi Viol Quartet, in whose hands these instruments speak like the human voice and convey deep emotion.
Fauré. Bach. Haydn. Ibert – Prague Philharmonia concert, Lobkowicz Donor Series
October 8, 2026, 19:00
The tenth anniversary season of the Lobkowicz Donor Series once again brings encounters with outstanding personalities of the international music scene. In the intimate and elegant setting of the Lobkowicz Palace at Prague Castle, the Prague Philharmonia will share its distinctive virtuosity and energy with those who share a passion for the beauty of art.
Rossini. Paganini. Mozart – Prague Philharmonia concert, Lobkowicz Donor Series
November 26, 2026, 19:00
The tenth anniversary season of the Lobkowicz Donor Series once again brings encounters with outstanding personalities of the international music scene. In the intimate and elegant setting of the Lobkowicz Palace at Prague Castle, the Prague Philharmonia will share its distinctive virtuosity and energy with those who share a passion for the beauty of art.
Discover one of the largest castles in the Czech Republic with over 200 rooms, 4 wings, 12 corridors, and 365 windows. This majestic Baroque castle, built on the foundations of a 12th-century Romanesque castle, rises above the Elbe River in the heart of the historic town of Roudnice nad Labem, about 50 km from Prague.
The castle is also home to a winery that has been producing excellent wine for 400 years, reflecting the unique local terroir. And as if that weren’t enough, the Roudnice Castle also hosts many interesting events.
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Con Morhen
May 7-10, 2026
We invite you to the largest Witcher and fantasy festival in the Czech Republic. You can look forward to concerts, theatrical performances, a cosplay contest, workshops, demonstrations of historical fencing and traditional crafts, horse shows, lectures, a medieval marketplace, a role-playing game, an artist gallery, and many other activities. The bands Weljar, Percival, and ŻNIWA will be performing.
Opening of the Kvevri
May 16, 2026 from 13:00
Last year, we filled clay vessels called kvevri with wine at the winery. The wine has been maturing underground ever since, and now it’s finally time to taste it. Come join us and experience this thousand-year-old winemaking tradition that has its roots in Georgia.