Zámek Lázeň is a small Empire-style château built at the end of the 18th century by Jan Rudolf Černín of Chudenice on the slopes of Žďár hill near a healing spring. Originally a spa house, it gradually became the summer residence of the Czernin family and is now a protected cultural monument. Notable visitors included Josef Dobrovský, František Palacký, and František Ladislav Čelakovský. The estate includes an English landscape park, the Americká zahrada arboretum, and the Bolfánek lookout tower. The château itself is closed to the public; the park is freely accessible.
Lázeň 60, 339 01 Chudenice
Interactive afternoon for families at Zámek Lázeň featuring a costumed dinosaur animator, creative workshop, and contests with prizes. Admission 150 CZK per person.
Live guided tours of Lázeň castle and park with actors in period costumes as a count and countess from the early 20th century. Discover the castle's history and enjoy dancing.
