Konopiste Castle

Enjoy a private round-trip excursion from Prague and visit two of the most visited castles in the Czech Republic—Hluboká Castle and Konopiště. Hluboká Castle is a national cultural monument of the Czech Republic and ranks among the top five most visited castles in the country. The castle was featured in a scene from the film Shanghai Knights. It was also used as the setting for the Eastern Coven in the film Underworld: Blood Wars Konopiště has been open to the public since 1971. Visitors can see the living quarters of Franz Ferdinand, who was also an avid hunter, a large collection of antlers, the “Obizzi-Este Collection” (the third-largest European collection of arms and medieval weapons, including weapons from Castello del Catajo in Padua, Italy), a shooting hall with moving targets, and a garden with Italian Renaissance statues and greenhouses. Hotel pickup and drop-off included. You will have either 5 hours of free time to visit these two amazing castles.

Discover the charm of Konopiste Castle and Garden, the final residence of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Explore the castle interiors with a licensed guide and see antique furniture, works of art, hunting trophies, rifles and weapons, and more. Highlights include: Enjoy a tour of Konopiste Castle led by a licensed 5-star guide See the original castle interiors with art collections and armories Learn more about the castle’s noble residents, such as Franz Ferdinand of Austria Admire the beautiful flowers and wildlife in the castle gardens Benefit from private transportation from Prague Join us on a half-day excursion from Prague to Konopiste Castle, a national cultural monument in the heart of Bohemia. For your convenience, we offer skip-the-line tickets and private transportation with pickup and drop-off directly at your accommodation in Prague. Explore the nooks and crannies of Konopiste Castle with an expert guide and immerse yourself in Czech history and heritage!

Enjoy the elegant tradition of afternoon tea at Konopiště Castle, set in the cozy ambiance of a private salon in the castle’s west wing. Meet with family or friends in an intimate, luxurious setting to savor fine black tea and exquisitely prepared desserts inspired by the aristocratic customs of 19th-century England. The event begins at five o’clock with a short tour of the ladies’ chambers, offering insight into the castle’s rich history. Relax over tea, enjoy the elegance of the surroundings, and immerse yourself in the charm of Czech and English heritage. Charming setting: Enjoy an intimate afternoon tea in a cozy salon in the castle’s west wing, designed for relaxed gatherings with family or friends in an authentic aristocratic atmosphere. This experience is a unique opportunity to travel back in time and enjoy the elegance of a bygone era.

Booking a trip to Konopiště Castle is a fantastic way to immerse yourself in history, explore beautiful landscapes, and experience the rich cultural heritage of the Czech Republic. The armory in the north wing houses a remarkable collection of medieval weapons and armor, including pieces closely associated with Franz Ferdinand. For history enthusiasts and military aficionados, this is a rare opportunity to view these extraordinary artifacts up close. The extensive grounds surrounding the castle offer a peaceful retreat into nature, with lush forests, tranquil ponds, and charming walking paths. Learn about the castle’s hunting heritage, as Franz Ferdinand was a passionate hunter, and explore the vast hunting reserve that once served the royal family. With so much to see—from the magnificent interiors to the picturesque park and historical artifacts—Konopiště Castle offers a full-day experience perfect for history lovers, families, or anyone seeking an enriching cultural getaway.

This 5-hour private half-day tour from Prague takes you to Konopiste Chateau, one of the most important sights in the Prague area. Originally a French-style Gothic castle founded around 1300, it was converted into a château in the first half of the 16th century. After 1889, it became the residence of the Habsburg Crown Prince Franz Ferdinand d'Este, who modified Konopiste to give it its present appearance.

Enjoy a private round-trip excursion from Prague and visit two of the most visited castles in the Czech Republic—Hluboká Castle and Konopiště. Hluboká Castle is a national cultural monument of the Czech Republic and ranks among the top five most visited castles in the country. The castle was featured in a scene from the film Shanghai Knights. It was also used as the setting for the Eastern Coven in the film Underworld: Blood Wars Konopiště has been open to the public since 1971. Visitors can see the living quarters of Franz Ferdinand, who was also an avid hunter, a large collection of antlers, the “Obizzi-Este Collection” (the third-largest European collection of arms and medieval weapons, including weapons from Castello del Catajo in Padua, Italy), a shooting hall with moving targets, and a garden with Italian Renaissance statues and greenhouses. Hotel pickup and drop-off included. You will have either 5 hours of free time to visit these two amazing castles.

Discover the charm of Konopiste Castle and Garden, the final residence of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Explore the castle interiors with a licensed guide and see antique furniture, works of art, hunting trophies, rifles and weapons, and more. Highlights include: Enjoy a tour of Konopiste Castle led by a licensed 5-star guide See the original castle interiors with art collections and armories Learn more about the castle’s noble residents, such as Franz Ferdinand of Austria Admire the beautiful flowers and wildlife in the castle gardens Benefit from private transportation from Prague Join us on a half-day excursion from Prague to Konopiste Castle, a national cultural monument in the heart of Bohemia. For your convenience, we offer skip-the-line tickets and private transportation with pickup and drop-off directly at your accommodation in Prague. Explore the nooks and crannies of Konopiste Castle with an expert guide and immerse yourself in Czech history and heritage!

Enjoy the elegant tradition of afternoon tea at Konopiště Castle, set in the cozy ambiance of a private salon in the castle’s west wing. Meet with family or friends in an intimate, luxurious setting to savor fine black tea and exquisitely prepared desserts inspired by the aristocratic customs of 19th-century England. The event begins at five o’clock with a short tour of the ladies’ chambers, offering insight into the castle’s rich history. Relax over tea, enjoy the elegance of the surroundings, and immerse yourself in the charm of Czech and English heritage. Charming setting: Enjoy an intimate afternoon tea in a cozy salon in the castle’s west wing, designed for relaxed gatherings with family or friends in an authentic aristocratic atmosphere. This experience is a unique opportunity to travel back in time and enjoy the elegance of a bygone era.

Booking a trip to Konopiště Castle is a fantastic way to immerse yourself in history, explore beautiful landscapes, and experience the rich cultural heritage of the Czech Republic. The armory in the north wing houses a remarkable collection of medieval weapons and armor, including pieces closely associated with Franz Ferdinand. For history enthusiasts and military aficionados, this is a rare opportunity to view these extraordinary artifacts up close. The extensive grounds surrounding the castle offer a peaceful retreat into nature, with lush forests, tranquil ponds, and charming walking paths. Learn about the castle’s hunting heritage, as Franz Ferdinand was a passionate hunter, and explore the vast hunting reserve that once served the royal family. With so much to see—from the magnificent interiors to the picturesque park and historical artifacts—Konopiště Castle offers a full-day experience perfect for history lovers, families, or anyone seeking an enriching cultural getaway.

This 5-hour private half-day tour from Prague takes you to Konopiste Chateau, one of the most important sights in the Prague area. Originally a French-style Gothic castle founded around 1300, it was converted into a château in the first half of the 16th century. After 1889, it became the residence of the Habsburg Crown Prince Franz Ferdinand d'Este, who modified Konopiste to give it its present appearance.