A baroque castle chapel in Smiřice, built between 1699 and 1711 for Count Jan Josef of Sternberg. The design is attributed to Kryštof Dientzenhofer or Jan Blažej Santini - no building plans have survived. The floor plan is a slightly elongated octagon with concave-convex curved walls, and the interior has remained largely unchanged since completion. The main altarpiece, Petr Brandl's "Adoration of the Magi" (1727), is a national cultural monument in its own right; the chapel has held that status since 1995. Visits are by prior arrangement or as part of guided tours.
Zámek 1, 503 03 Smiřice
Opening hours follow the event programme
A celebration of young wine and grape juice at the chapel in Smiřice. A traditional autumn festival showcasing local wine and agricultural products.
An interactive fairy tale trail in the chapel in Smiřice featuring classic fairy tale characters and engaging activities for children.
A musical project dedicated to Baroque composers named Peter and Paul. The concert features works by Buxtehude, Purcell, Handel and Bach performed in a church setting.
Chamber choir CANTUS Jaroměř performs Christmas songs in a historic chapel renowned for its exceptional acoustics.
Traditional Christmas concert featuring the Smetana Mixed Choir performing Czech Christmas carols and the beloved "Hej, mistře" mass.
A Christmas concert featuring Jaroslav Svěcený performing music from across Europe and Latin America, with carols and a preview of the 2027 Smiřické svátky hudby festival.
Guided tours of the historic Chapel of the Epiphany in Smiřice, showcasing its architecture and heritage.
A casual beer lovers' meetup in the Smiřice chapel, offering a chance to enjoy different brews in a welcoming setting.
Football tournament organized by Holohlavy municipality competing for the Mayor's Cup.