Important notice: Castle closed on Friday, 11 September. Reduced visitor access on 12 and 13 September. For more information, please contact us at pokladna@rmm.cz. Pálavské vinobraní

Important notice: Castle closed on Friday, 11 September. Reduced visitor access on 12 and 13 September. For more information, please contact us at pokladna@rmm.cz. Pálavské vinobraní

Important notice: Castle closed on Friday, 11 September. Reduced visitor access on 12 and 13 September. For more information, please contact us at pokladna@rmm.cz. Pálavské vinobraní

Important notice: Castle closed on Friday, 11 September. Reduced visitor access on 12 and 13 September. For more information, please contact us at pokladna@rmm.cz. Pálavské vinobraní

Mikulov Castle
Erb

History has a future

Opening hours

2 April – 29 November 2026

April, October, November

Friday–Saturday
9:00–16:00

May, June, September

Tuesday–Sunday
9:00–17:00

July and August

Tuesday–Sunday
9:00–18:00

Current exhibition

Stirring Up Dust

60 minutes
Self-guided tours

Celebrate the Mikulov Museum’s 100th anniversary with us and discover what goes on behind the scenes in a museum.

Stirring Up Dust

It ends on

28 November 2027
Mikulov Art Symposium “dílna”
9. 8. – 29. 11. 2026

Mikulov Art Symposium “dílna”

More about the exhibition

Mikulov Art Symposium “dílna”

9. 8. – 29. 11. 2026

This exhibition presents the work of artists who accepted invitations to the 33rd edition of the Mikulov Art Symposium “dílna” titled “Ockham’s razor”. Every year, the symposium brings prominent members of the Czech art scene to the town, where they spend four weeks creating their works. Find out more at artmikulov.cz.

Mikulov Art Symposium “dílna”

Permanent exhibitions & guided tours

From Gothic to Empire and the Dietrichstein Gallery

70 minutes

The exhibition “From Gothic to Empire” was curated for Mikulov Castle by the Moravian Gallery, which provided items from its collections. Through these items, the exhibition tells the story of how the Dietrichsteins lived from the Gothic period until the early 19th century. The exhibition includes a portrait gallery featuring the likenesses of the most prominent members of this noble family and recounts the history of the region. Highlights of the exhibition include the one-of-a-kind Renaissance burial dress of Maragret Francisca of Lobkowicz. The exhibition may be visited only as part of a guided tour. See the tour schedule available at the museum cash desk.

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From Gothic to Empire and the Dietrichstein Gallery – 4
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From Gothic to Empire and the Dietrichstein Gallery – 6

Standard

180 Kč

Reduced

90 Kč

Family

400 Kč

Desire and Dignity

30 minutes

This exhibition presents the personal lives of the Mikulov Dietrichsteins through their collecting activities. On display are items that members of the family acquired in pursuit of their individual passions and scientific interests. Today, the parts of these diverse collections that have survived are testimony to the great learning and sophistication of this ancient family. The exhibition focuses on collections of paintings, minerals and natural curiosities, weapons, and Asian art. The exhibition may be visited only as part of a guided tour. See the tour schedule available at the museum cash desk.

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Standard

120 Kč

Reduced

60 Kč

Family

300 Kč

The Castle Cellar and Traditional Winemaking in Moravia

30 minutes

The oldest item displayed in Mikulov Castle’s winemaking exhibition is the giant Renaissance wine barrel from 1643. It was used to store wine that serfs who worked on the lord’s vineyards paid as a form of dues. The volume of the barrel is a remarkable 101,400 litres. Visitors to the “Traditional Winemaking in Moravia” exhibition will learn about how grapes were grown and wine was made and sold from the earliest historical mentions to the early 20th century. The exhibition may be visited only as part of a guided tour. See the tour schedule available at the museum cash desk.

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Standard

120 Kč

Reduced

60 Kč

Family

300 Kč

The Romans and Germanic People in the Land below Pálava

30-60 minutes

This exhibition, located in the castle’s cellar, presents life in Moravia in the second half of the second century – that is, during the Marcomannic Wars between the Romans and Germanic tribes – through archaeological artefacts. The exhibition was awarded the Gloria musaealis Grand Prize in the category Museum Exhibition of 2007. This is a self-guided tour. Tickets must be purchased at the castle’s cash desk.

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The Romans and Germanic People in the Land below Pálava – 4

Standard

120 Kč

Reduced

60 Kč

Family

300 Kč

Wine across the Centuries

30-60 minutes

This exhibition, housed in the former castle stables, presents a comprehensive history of winegrowing and winemaking in the Czech Republic in the context of European history. Visitors will walk through a Romanesque cellar, a Gothic chapel, a Renaissance maze, and a Baroque theatre. This interactive exhibition features rare exhibits and replicas related to winemaking. It is suitable for visitors with special needs. The exhibition space is wheelchair accessible, and texts are provided in Braille. It has also been designed with children in mind. This is a self-guided tour. Tickets must be purchased at the castle’s cash desk.

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Standard

120 Kč

Reduced

60 Kč

Family

300 Kč

Castle Library

30 minutes

The Castle Library is one of the most significant parts of Mikulov Castle not destroyed by the fire of 1945. Apart from minor changes, it has retained its 18th-century appearance. Its originally extensive collection of books was looted by the Swedes in 1645. The core of the library’s collection is made up of family libraries that other Dietrichsteins acquired through purchases or inherited. Today, the original Baroque cabinets hold more than 11,000 books from the Dietrichstein library and other volumes originally held in the libraries of other South Moravian noble families. The exhibition may be visited only as part of a guided tour. See the tour schedule available at the museum cash desk.

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Castle Library – 1
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Standard

120 Kč

Reduced

60 Kč

Family

300 Kč

Full ticket pricelist

Ticket prices vary for each tour and exhibition. View the full pricelist and other information for castle visitors.

Event rentals

Expereince a fantastic wedding, graduation, anniversary, birthday, or company party. We offer a wide variety of spaces to rent for events.

Castle Garden

Castle Garden

The East Terrace

The East Terrace

The Entrance Hall

The Entrance Hall

Open stage – Orangery

Open stage – Orangery

The Entrance Hall

The Entrance Hall

Sala terrena

Sala terrena

The Hunting Hall

The Hunting Hall

Event rentals

Expereince a fantastic wedding, graduation, anniversary, birthday, or company party. We offer a wide variety of spaces to rent for events.

Castle Garden

Castle Garden

The Entrance Hall

The Entrance Hall

Open stage – Orangery

Open stage – Orangery

The Entrance Hall

The Entrance Hall

Sala terrena

Sala terrena

The Hunting Hall

The Hunting Hall

Getting here

You’ve guessed right.
It’s an uphill walk.

We’ve been helping castle visitors stay in shape
since the 11th century.