Nelahozeves Castle is a 16th-century Renaissance building and one of the most significant late-Renaissance structures in Bohemia. It was commissioned by Florian Griesbeck of Griesbach, an advisor to Emperor Ferdinand I; construction lasted over 60 years and is associated with royal architect Boniface Wohlmut. Since 1623 the castle has belonged to the Lobkowicz family, and since 1997 a museum displaying the family collections — including paintings by Rubens, Brueghel and Veronese — has been open to the public. The historic halls, courtyards and gardens also host festivals and private events.
Nelahozeves 1, 277 51 Nelahozeves
Mon closed, Tue-Fri 11:00-18:00, Sat 10:00-18:00, Sun/public holidays 10:00-17:00
Václav Noid Bárta, this year's Golden Nightingale winner, performs a solo concert at Nelahozeves Castle. The programme spans twenty years of his career from his early bands through musicals to his current solo work.
Chamber music concert at Nelahozeves Castle with Pro Gaudio ensemble performing Dvořák's Trio and works from the Castle Dialogues of Masters series.
A concert of young musicians in the PRO GAUDIO project, featuring Dvořák's trio and dialogues of masters.
