Join us at Castle Blatna on Tuesday 17 November, when the Czech Republic marks Freedom and Democracy Day and International Students’ Day, for a chance to explore beyond the usual visitor routes.
Looking for a way to spend the public holiday?
Enjoy a relaxed day at Castle Blatna and discover a different side to its history. Our special guided tours will take you into parts of the castle that are not normally open to the public.
Alongside the Rozdražov and Rožmitál Palaces, you will explore the Old Palace and Rejt Palace, offering a glimpse into spaces rarely seen by visitors. The tour also includes a walk through the castle park.
The date commemorates the struggle for freedom and democracy and the events of 1939 and 1989. During the tour, you will hear stories about the castle and its noble families, discover local legends and learn more about its history.
Tour details:
Duration: 180 minutes, including a 15-minute break
Venue: Castle Blatna
Date: 17 November 2026
Start times: 11:00 and 14:00
Places are limited, so we recommend booking in advance.
Take time to slow down, explore and enjoy a day steeped in history. We look forward to welcoming you!
Join us on Wednesday 28th October–the national holiday marking the founding of the independent Czechoslovak state–for an extraordinary experience at Castle Blatna!
For the first time, the grounds of Castle Blatna will glow with thousands of LED lights. From 28 October 2026 to 31 January 2027, the Garden Full of Surprises light trail will lead you past illuminated decorations, offering a new evening view of the park surrounding the moated castle.
Have you ever visited a school where failing to behave means being turned into a stone statue? A school where maths is replaced by lessons in clanking weapons, howling up chimneys and saying “Boo!” properly?
