This Renaissance chateau was acquired by the Lobkowicz family in 1739, and they opened it to the public in 1992. You can wander through the former living quarters, which are crowded with a rich collection of baroque furniture and 17th- and 18th-century paintings, on a self-guided tour with English text. A separate tour descends to the 14th-century wine cellars where you can taste the chateau鈥檚 wines; a shop in the courtyard sells the chateau鈥檚 own label and hosts wine-tasting sessions (140K膷 to 295K膷).
Additional rooms have changing exhibits of modern works and a fabulous collection of 17th-century maps and engravings detailing Europe鈥檚 great cities.
