
Noble Estates in the Shadow of Presidential Decrees
An exhibition exploring the fate of Czech noble estates after 1945 and the impact of presidential decrees on castles. The free open-air installation at Slatiňany State Castle runs through October.
Slatiňany château is a Renaissance building later reworked in baroque style, now state-owned. It houses one of the largest hippological museums in the country, with collections devoted entirely to horses, and sits within an English landscape park where deer roam freely. The château regularly hosts exhibitions and guided tours.
Zámecký park 1, 538 21 Slatiňany
Opening hours follow the event programme

An exhibition exploring the fate of Czech noble estates after 1945 and the impact of presidential decrees on castles. The free open-air installation at Slatiňany State Castle runs through October.

An interactive outdoor game in Slatiňany Castle Garden that guides children and adults through the stories of the Auersberg noble family using 18 historical postcards from across Europe.
A panel exhibition based on aristocratic travel diaries from 19th-century Italy, revealing how the nobility journeyed without modern photography or navigation tools.
An outdoor game in Slatiňany Castle Garden that brings stories from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries to life through historical postcards.
An interactive programme for small children in the castle garden at Slatiňany, where they will discover the magical world of gnomes and nature.

A lecture exploring the history and fate of noble estates during the era of presidential decrees, held at Slatiňany Castle.