A baroque château on the outskirts of Prague, built around the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries and set within a large English-style park. Today it hosts balls, concerts, exhibitions and private events. After extensive restoration, the building stands as one of the most prominent landmarks along the Vltava valley in Central Bohemia.
Opening hours follow the event programme
A sculpture symposium exploring marble craftsmanship at Dobřichopvice Castle.
Farmers market at Dobřichopvice Castle offering fresh products from local producers.
Authentic swing music spanning from New Orleans jazz to the compositions of Jaroslav Jezek, presented as part of the Musica Viva summer music festival.
An exhibition celebrating the centenary of writer Ludvik Vaculik's birth, tracing his journey from Rehorovka to Prague and back.
A concert celebrating the 150th anniversary of Antonín Benjamin Svojsík, founder of Czech scouting and the Czech Singing Quartet.
A theatrical story about a father and son's relationship, blending humour with touching moments. Pavel Šmída Theatre performs with live music for children aged six and up and their parents.
A concert of early Romantic songs featuring soprano Veronika Vojířová and guitarist Jan Tuláček as part of the Musica Viva summer festival.
Opening of the Summer Music Festival Musica Viva with a banquet and concert featuring soprano Tereza Mátlová and tenor Vladimír Doležal alongside the Ludus musicus ensemble.
Summer outdoor screening of the Czech film "Five Plums" at Dobřichopvice Castle. A cosy evening under the open sky.
An exhibition of four Czech photographers at Dobřichovice Castle showcasing their collaborative works and creative vision in photography.