Šluknov Castle

The Šluknov Castle has a First Republic tour, which opens to visitors almost all areas of the castle, including period rooms with original exhibits. The First Republic tour is dedicated to the last owner of the Šluknov Manor, Ervín Leopold Nostitz-Rineck. During the tour, you will pass through his study and apartment, where you can see his office, dressing room, bedroom, children’s room and dining room.

Children’s castle

The tour of the castle is made more interesting for children with the help of the book guide “With crayons around Šluknov Castle”, with which children get to know the castle using crayons, tasks and questions that test their attention and memory.

Průvodce je k zakoupení v Regionálním informačním centru ve Šluknovském zámku.
Po celý rok nabízí zámek pro děti různé výstavy a kulturní akce.

On the ground floor of the castle, the Regional Information Center offers its services to tourists and visitors to the city .

The castle also comes alive with weddings and other ceremonial events, regular exhibitions, and other activities. It also offers its stately and beautiful castle spaces for rent.

The Phoenix That Rose from the Ashes

The picturesque dominant of the northernmost town of Šluknov is the castle, a valuable Renaissance building from the second half of the 16th century, which was built by the Šlejnic family on the site of a late Gothic fortress. The building served as the economic center of the entire outcrop until 1945, when the town became its owners. The castle was filled with a museum, library and offices. However, a major fire in 1986 turned the building into a ruin and its fate seemed sealed. The town managed to do what no one had ever hoped for – not to sell the dilapidated castle to any of the many interested parties and gradually repaired it step by step, obtained financial subsidies and finally ceremonially opened the entire castle. This happened on the last Saturday in June 2007 at the great period Castle Festival. The castle festivities in the castle and castle park in the period style are already becoming a tradition on the last Saturday in June and one of the largest cultural events in the city.