
Majesty at the Gates: Jindrichův Hradec
An exhibition featuring replicas of Czech coronation jewels, Habsburg family possessions, and a reconstructed Baroque imperial bedroom. It marks five centuries since the Habsburgs took the Czech throne.
The castle and château of Jindřichův Hradec ranks among the largest such complexes in Bohemia. The Lords of Hradec gradually transformed the medieval fortress into a Renaissance residence, with the circular Rondel pavilion from the late 16th century as its most striking feature. The site hosts guided tours, summer festivals and open-air theatre performances.
Dobrovského 1, 377 01 Jindřichův Hradec
Opening hours follow the event programme

An exhibition featuring replicas of Czech coronation jewels, Habsburg family possessions, and a reconstructed Baroque imperial bedroom. It marks five centuries since the Habsburgs took the Czech throne.

The historic Church of St. James in Jindřichův Hradec welcomes visitors. Public access is available during the scheduled hours.
Evening tours of Jindřichův Hradec Castle and Hladomorny. Held on July 9 from 20:00 to 22:00.

An evening of classical music in the castle gallery, enhanced by atmospheric lighting that illuminates the historic surroundings.

The Martinů Quartet performs in the Castle Gallery of Jindřichův Hradec State Castle. The concert starts at 18:00.

An evening event at Jindřichův Hradec Castle featuring cultural programming in the Castle Gallery.

The operetta The Merry Widow plays at the Castle Gallery of Jindřichův Hradec Castle. Performance starts at 20:00.
An evening theatrical performance featuring thirty actors in period costumes telling the dramatic story of young Vilém Slavata and the last lords of Jindrichův Hradec castle.
Summer concert in the castle gallery of Jindřichův Hradec. Musical performance in the historic heart of the town.
A historical military reenactment by Collegium Armatum at Jindřichův Hradec Castle.
Summer fair at Jindřichův Hradec castle with craftspeople, regional specialties, and refreshments.
A chronological exhibition tracing the life and work of Eugen Alfons Czernin through his family origins, youth, and education in England.

A chronological exhibition of the life of Eugen Alfons Czernin, the last owner of the Jindřichův Hradec estate, featuring previously unpublished photographs and archival documents from the family collection.