The arcaded courtyard of the Renaissance castle in Moravský Krumlov dates from a reconstruction in 1557–1562 designed by Italian builder Leonardo Garo da Bissono. The large southern courtyard is enclosed on three sides by two-storey arcades adorned with Tuscan, Ionic and Corinthian columns. The castle is historically the first arcaded castle in Moravia and has been a national cultural monument since 2023. The courtyard serves as an open-air stage for festivals and cultural events of various genres.
Zámecká 1, 672 01 Moravský Krumlov
Opening hours follow the event programme
An exhibition of photographs by Czech photographers Jana Jabůrková and Jiří Turek exploring the relationship between people and cities. Running from mid-July through mid-October.
An outdoor exhibition exploring the historical and contemporary relationship between the Liechtenstein family and the Czech Republic, displayed on the town square.
Guided tour of Moravský Krumlov Castle tower with theatrical performances by the Bezgest theatre group during the annual Castle Night celebration.
String quartet Spectrum Quartett performs with singer Simona Hulejová on the arcaded courtyard of Moravský Krumlov Castle.
The Grande Moravia Orchestra presents a Love Story concert with popular and film music in the stunning setting of Moravský Krumlov Castle.
The Military Art Ensemble ONDRÁŠ presents a full programme of dance, music, and vocal numbers from Czech, Moravian, and Slovak regions. The eighty-minute show combines archival pieces with new items and showcases the musical and dance artistry of ethnographic traditions.
A recital of the classic tale The Little Prince with Jan Cina and Vendula Příhodová on the castle courtyard in Moravský Krumlov.
Amateur theatre ensemble BumBác from Hluk presents a folk comedy in four parts based on Zdeněk Galuška's book, with live cimbalom music accompaniment.
Costumed castle tours led by a guide dressed as Princess Eleonora, part of the Krumlof family fest festival.
A summer competition for children with Déčko at the castle in Moravský Krumlov. Fun games and contests for young participants.
A concert by pianists and composers Brousek and Brzobohatý that explores Beethoven's music and the relationship between music, emotion, and cinema through a two-piano performance.
Two original dance-circus projects on the courtyard of Moravský Krumlov Castle: the experimental Swind and the grotesque Pradleny by Holektiv ensemble, blending acrobatics and humour.