Early Baroque castle above the Podhradský fishpond, built in 1680-1688 by Jan Adam of Liechtenstein to a design by his father Karel Eusebius. Only one wing of the originally planned four-wing complex was ever completed, yet the six-storey building with its column-lined facade remains a striking sight. Since 1994 the castle has been owned by the town of Plumlov, which is gradually restoring it. Three guided tour routes are on offer, and the castle regularly hosts exhibitions and concerts.
Zámecká 99, 798 03 Plumlov
Apr, May, Oct: Sat-Sun and public holidays 10:00-18:00; Jun-Sep: Tue-Sun 10:00-18:00, Mon closed
A photography exhibition titled "Muses" runs at Plumlov Castle from late June through September 2026.
Concert pianist and harpsichordist Ondřej Mucha performs at Plumlov Castle.
Theatre camp performance by Agentura Šlus at Plumlov Castle, featuring young actors from the summer programme.
Concert by Czech singer-songwriter Radůza in the Stone Hall of Plumlov Castle.
Theatre performance by the Divadlo Temno ensemble from Týniště nad Orlicí.
Military-historical reconstruction of Austro-Hungarian imperial manoeuvres at Plumlov Castle.
Three-day acting courses for adults held at Plumlov Castle.
Violinist Ivy Dočkalová performs film music and musical riddles at Plumlov Castle.
Halloween autumn festival at Plumlov Castle featuring seasonal attractions and family-friendly entertainment.
A traditional pig slaughter festival at Plumlov Castle featuring meat specialties and folk entertainment.
Hubert's Festivities at Plumlov Castle - a traditional autumn celebration of hunting heritage and culture.
A fairy-tale performance for young children at Plumlov Castle with an interactive story about sleepy bugs.
A theatrical adaptation of the classic novel about a young sailor who becomes stranded alone on a deserted island and must learn to survive without friends or possessions.
Interactive theatre show for toddlers (1-4 years) at Plumlov Castle. A birthday party transforms into a safari adventure with animals, lasting about 30 minutes plus playtime.
A theatrical interpretation of Erben's classic ballad about the fates of ten women, directed by Jiří Liška with professional actresses from across the Czech Republic, performed in the castle cellar.
A theatrical monodrama exploring secrets and the choices that change a life, performed as part of the #zazijdivadlo festival at Plumlov Castle.
A fencing weekend at Plumlov Castle with historical duels and a bonsai exhibition.
A tragicomic theatre performance about Rusty Anna at Plumlov Castle. A witty exploration of life's meaning.
A historical fair at Plumlov Castle showcasing medieval crafts and culture.
A concert by Pavel Čadek, the founder of cellofolk, who plays cello and performs his own compositions. Funny, serious, and love songs all in one show.