The former Liechtenstein and later Diestrichstein chateau on the rock has been a unique dominant of the Mikulov skyline for centuries.

The original governor ´s castle was donated by Přemysl Otakar II in 1249 to the Liechtenstein family as the fief.

In late 16th century the new owners of the seat, the Dietrichstein family, had the chateau reconstructed to the present appearance after the fire in 1719. In 1945, during the retreat of the German army, the chateau was burnt down to the foundation and reconstructed in 1950 thanks to the care of the Union for Renewal of Mikulov Chateau.

The reconstruction was quite demanding. The most interesting parts of the chateau are the chateau library and the Ancestors´ Hall. Now the chateau has been the seat of the Regional Museum of Mikulov with several interesting exhibitions.

Opening hours

• 27 March – 29 November 2020
• April, October, November
  • Friday – Sunday 9.00 a.m. – 4.00 p.m.
• May, June, September
  • Tuesday – Sunday 9.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m.
• July – August
  • Monday – Sunday 9.00 a.m. – 6.00 p.m.
• last tour begins half an hour before closing

Admission

Guided tours with a commentary:

History / full admission 180 CZK, concessions 90 CZK, family 400 CZK Desire and Dignity / From the Dietrichstein Family Collections / full admission 90 CZK, concessions 45 CZK, family 200 CZK The Chateau Library / full admission 60 CZK, concessions 30 CZK, family 140 CZK The Chateau Cellar and Enormous Barrel / full admission 60 CZK, concessions 30 CZK, family 180 CZK

Tours without a commentary:

The Romans and the Teutons beneath Palava; Wine through the Centuries / full admission 60 CZK, concessions 30 CZK, family 140 CZK; The Chateau Chapel / free