It was amazing trip to this beautiful city with one of the biggest and oldest castles in whole country. The castle is impressive outside and inside with rich architecture, carefully preserved interior and amusing history. The view from rooftop is breathtaking.

Although Czechia has many attractive castles and mansions, this one belongs to top 5 to visit. Interirors are like left yesterday by the monarchs and the architecture is amazing. Enjoy this wonderful place.

Guide for Czech speaking people, and books for Slovak, German and English speakers. Staff very nice, and the place is stunning.

This castle is a must-see place in Jindrichuv Hradec especially for history minded people. For non Czech speaking visitors I recommend to take a guided tour in Your preferred language. Check the box office info picture for more info.

Not the prettiest castle on the outside but I loved the inside!

Unfortunately, castle was already closed when we visited this unique city, but on the outside it looks really interesting, especially the Black Tower.

A vast place of many interesting subjects,concerts in summer,places to eat and drink,beautifull setting

Wonderful play of colors, music and gravity

Always is a very good and beautiful sight to behold, truly.

It was a beautiful show. Childrens like so much

Nice Aqua show inside of the building with the music played along (cca. 5min.), surely worth a see. Well, it just could be a bit longer. :-)

Super little Aqua show.

Unexpected pleasant surprise with this show off light, water and music...

Amazing and beautiful

A lovely gem of a museum. The apothecary area itself is worth the trip. There is a wide range of art from many periods. The animated Christmas Nativity has separate showings, and has an elevated platform so that children can view it.

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Absolutely amazing and interesting experience. Excellent value. Warning - one hour is not enough!

Just so you know, as it's shown to be open, it's closed from 07.01 until the 31.03. damn shame.

Lovely exhibition. Worth to stop-by. Handicapped friendly.

Very nice experience.

A very nice museum and an impresive nativity scene.

A newly renovated building with a lot of photo stuff inside. A good inspiration source for every photographer. I expected it to be more hardware oriented but still worth seeing anyway.

Good place to go if you are hungry for fine photo art and Dalí was fascinating

A nice place to refresh both body and soul.

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(Translated by Google) The former Jesuit college was built in 1595-1605 at the expense of Adam II. from Hradec and his wife Kateřina from Montfort. At that time, over 20 houses on the walls were demolished and in their place were built two massive buildings intended for the Jesuits - a dormitory and later the opposite seminary. The dormitory was built by builder Martin Vlach. The southeast corner of the dormitory is adjacent to the western part of the nave of the chapel of St. Mary Magdalene. In 1773, when the Jesuit order was abolished, the Jindřichohradeck college was dissolved. However, the Jesuits remained in the city because they believed that they would be able to continue teaching at the gymnasium. In 1779, however, the dormitory was converted into a barracks and housed a grenadier battalion. Today, you can find a museum of photography in the restored premises. The former Jesuit college was built in the years 1595-1605 at the expense of Adam II. of Hradec and his wife Catherine of Montfort. At that time, over 20 houses were demolished on the walls and two large objects were built in their place, intended for the Jesuits - a dormitory and later the opposite seminary. The dormitory is a masterpiece by the builder Martin Vlach. The southeast corner of the dormitory is adjacent to the western part of the nave of the chapel of St. Mary Magdalene. In 1773, when the Jesuit order was abolished, the dormitory was dissolved. However, the Jesuits remained in the city because they thought they would be able to continue teaching in high school. In 1779, however, the dormitory was converted into a barracks and a grenadier battalion was housed there. Today you will find a museum of photography in the restored premises. (Original) Bývalá jezuitská kolej byla postavena v letech 1595-1605 nákladem Adama II. z Hradce a jeho manželky Kateřiny z Montfortu. Tehdy bylo na hradbách zbouráno přes 20 domů a na jejich místě postaveny dva mohutné objekty, určené jezuitům - kolej a později protější seminář. Kolej byla postavena stavitelem Martinem Vlachem. Jihovýchodní roh koleje sousedí se západní částí lodi kaple sv. Maří Magdaleny. V roce 1773, když byl zrušen jezuitský řád, byla jindřichohradecká kolej rozpuštěna. Jezuité však ve městě zůstali, protože se domnívali, že budou moci dál učit na gymnáziu. V roce 1779 však byla kolej přeměněna na kasárna a byl v nich ubytován granátnický prapor. V zrestaurovaných prostorách dnes najdete muzeum fotografie. The former Jesuit college was built in the years 1595-1605 at the expense of Adam II. of Hradec and his wife Catherine of Montfort. At that time, over 20 houses were demolished on the walls and two large objects were built in their place, intended for the Jesuits - a dormitory and later the opposite seminary. The dormitory is a masterpiece by the builder Martin Vlach. The southeast corner of the dormitory is adjacent to the western part of the nave of the chapel of St. Mary Magdalene. In 1773, when the Jesuit order was abolished, the dormitory was dissolved. However, the Jesuits remained in the city because they thought they would be able to continue teaching in high school. In 1779, however, the dormitory was converted into a barracks and a grenadier battalion was housed there. Today you will find a museum of photography in the restored premises.

(Translated by Google) A beautifully restored extensive property full of photographs and all that goes with it. The photo of our native Jaroslav Kocián made me the happiest. (Original) Krásně opravený rozsáhlý objekt plný fotografií a všeho, co k tomu patří. Největší radost mě udělala fotka našeho rodáka Jaroslava Kociána.

(Translated by Google) A sad sight of decommissioned machines. (Original) Smutný pohled na odstavené mašinky.

(Translated by Google) We rode a train with a steam locomotive and it was a pleasant experience, we liked it a lot - our parents and both children (2 and 4 years old). Pleasant staff, possibility of refreshments in the buffet car. The open car was just great. Thank you for a nice experience! (Original) Jeli jsme vlakem s parni lokomotivou a byl to prijemny zazitek, moc se nam to libilo - nam rodicum i obema detem (2 a 4 roky). Pesonal prijemny, moznost obcerstveni v bufetovem voze. Otevreny vuz byl proste super. Dekujeme za hezky zazitek!

(Translated by Google) The train is no longer running, replacement buses are running (Original) Die Bahn fährt nicht mehr, es fahren Ersatz Busse

(Translated by Google) Wonderful railway with very friendly staff. It's always a pleasure. (Original) Wunderbare Eisenbahn mit sehr freundlichen Mitarbeitern. Es ist immer wieder ein Genuss.

Great little zoo A lot of diversity in the animals. Everything was very clean and decorated for hallowen. We came at a weekday so sadley no food shops were open. Had a lovely time!

Cool little zoo for kids to see. They accept euros. Also, we went there in winter time and most of the animals were inside. So they take care of them and do not make them go out side to parade in front of the visitors. You can still most of them inside, where there is warmth. So dress this way, that you can easily take off your warm coats.

Most of the animals looked like they wanted to and were trying to escape 😞 Most notably, the lions, the raven and the meerkats. The camels also looked sad 1 star for free parking Visited the park this morning (photos of the brutal warning signs attached)

Worth visiting if you ever come nearby. The place is not big but still you can see a lot of animals. There are still some parts in development or closed to the visitors. Privately founded.

Super Zoo. Many beautiful animals. Children's corner and rest area. Choice ice cream and local specialties.

Nice small zoo. Quite a lot of different kinds of animals. Some animal enclosures were ok, some were too small. Nice environment. Entrance fee and parking ok. catering offer good but service not very efficient. Nice place to spent a few hours!

Beautiful Zoo, I have been here twice and I am very much looking forward to the next visit. At the moment they have additions of small monkeys and skunks - it is absolutely beautiful. The entire Zoo was very surprising and will always positively surprise again. Definitely a must visit.

Very nice lookout Tower, the top of the tower has nice sitting area, windfree

Very cool observation tower, modern and very solid.

Not really worth visiting. From the tower you are able to see the fields and forest in the neighborhood. Nothing special. The road that leads to the tower is only for pedestrians and bikes. You need to leave your car 1 km away from the tower and walk there.

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Wonderful place! Opened 8am-8pm March to October. Free entrance.

Nice, good view, but closed during the winter time

Don't expect anything but the tower and the sight. Oh and there's a toilet there

Nice place to spend with kids and friends. And friend's kids :)

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(Translated by Google) The toys are mostly broken, destroyed, or incomplete ... the pool with the slide is almost without balls. It can be seen that in those few years the game has been without a single investment. A big pity...... 😪 1 (Original) Hračky jsou převážně rozbité, zničené, či neúplné ... bazének se skluzavkou je téměř bez míčků. Je vidět, že za těch pár let je hernička bez jediné investice. Veliká škoda...... 😪 1

(Translated by Google) Great space to goof off. In times of bad weather, it is usually fully occupied and the distribution of refreshments and meals is completely limited. It's a shame, if it's packed it could use some reinforcements and it would look better and sell more. Otherwise satisfaction... (Original) Prima prostor na vyblbnutí. V době špatného počasí bývá plně obsazen a je omezeno vydávání občerstvení, jídel úplně. Je to škoda, pokud je narváno, hodila by se obsluze posila a vypadalo by to lépe a více by se prodalo. Jinak spokojenost...

(Translated by Google) A smaller game room, quite a lot of toys and attractions. Clean and pleasant service. Prices acceptable. (Original) Menší herna, hraček a atrakcí celkem dost. Čisto a obsluha příjemná. Ceny přijatelné.

(Translated by Google) Pleasant service and a great place for very small children, a lot of similar children's centers are aimed more at children 6 years and older, while here there is a playpen for toddlers, walkers, toy cars... well, just a nice place to start can't get small children 😂 (Original) Příjemná obsluha a skvělé místo pro ty úplně maličké děti, spousta podobných dětských center je zaměřena spíše pro děti 6 let a výš, zatím co tady je ohrádka pohádka pro mrňata, chodítka, autíčka........ no prostě fajn místo odkud nelze malé děti dostat 😂

(Translated by Google) Currently an exhibition with evening dresses by Zdeňko Smetana. Children are more interested in evening programs on TV and coloring books. Plenty of time for adults to look at pictures. For me, there could be more information and not just two posters. Upstairs, a model railway - very nice. The focus is always only on the cell. Next to the Railway exhibition. (Original) Aktuálně výstava s večerníčky Zdeňka Smetany. Děti zaujmou spíš večerníčky v televizi a omalovánka. Pro dospělé spousta času prohlédnout si obrázky. Za mě, ale by těch informací mohlo být víc a nejen dva plakáty. V patře model železnice - moc pěkný. Pozor pouští se vždy jen v celou . Vedle k expozice Železnice.

(Translated by Google) Model trains and miniatures of the narrow-gauge railway and actually a railway museum. Every big little boy must love it :) They don't ride a wheelchair on the way :) (Original) Modely vláčků a miniatury úzkorozchodné železnice a vlastně muzeum železnice. Každému velkému malému klukovi se to musí líbit :) Cestou necestou na vozíku :)

(Translated by Google) The H0 model railway and the exhibition on the history of the narrow-gauge railway are sure to excite. (Original) Modelová železnice H0 a výstava k historii úzkokolejné dráhy určitě nadchne.

(Translated by Google) The model of the track is extremely sophisticated. The automatic control of the entire model can also be seen on the projection. I spent an hour on the model alone. The narrow gauge museum is also nicely done. Family entrance fee during the visit 150,- (Original) Model kolejiště je maximálně propracovaný. Na projekci je k vidění i automatické řízení celého modelu. Jen u modelu jsem s prckem strávil hodinu. Muzeum k úzkokolejce je také pěkně udělané. Rodinné vstupné v době návštěvy 150,-

(Translated by Google) The original Gothic town hall dates from the 16th century, followed by a Baroque and Classicist reconstruction according to the project of J. Schafer in the years 1801-1807. The original building used to be narrower, because between the town hall and the adjacent house No. 89 there was an alley with shops selling bread, hence the still used name for the passage "Chlebnice". After the fire in 1607, the town hall was expanded and the alley called Chlebnice was bridged, creating a covered passage from the square to the church. Next to the town hall at the entrance to the passage stood a stone pillory with shackles, which was removed from the square in the middle of the 18th century after the criminal jurisdiction of the city and the provincial judiciary was restricted, and today it is kept in the Jindřichohradecka Museum. After another fire in 1801, the building was so damaged that it had to be essentially rebuilt. The builder Václav Fiedler started the repair in the same year. The construction was completed according to his own plans from 1803 by the Jindřichohradec builder Josef Schaffer in 1807. In 1904, the tower behind the town hall, which served as the city prison, was demolished. On the second floor, there is a ceremonial hall equipped with furniture designed by the famous architect Jan Kotěra. Originally a Gothic town hall dates from the 16th century, later followed by a Baroque and Classicist reconstruction according to a project by J. Schafer in the years 1801-1807. The original building used to be narrower, because between the town hall and the adjoining house no. 89 an alley led with shops for the sale of bread. After the fire in 1607, the town hall was widened and an alley was bridged, creating a covered passage from the square to the church. Next to the town hall at the entrance to the passage stood a stone pillow with shackles, which was removed from the square in the middle of the 18th century after the reduction of the city's criminal jurisdiction and judicial justice, and is now stored in thec Museum of Jindřichův Hradec. After another fire in 1801, the building was so damaged that it had to be rebuilt from scratch. The builder Václav Fiedler started the repair in the same year. The construction was completed by the local builder Josef Schaffer in 1807. In 1904, the tower behind the town hall was demolished, which served as a city prison. On the second floor there is a ceremonial hall equipped with furniture designed by the famous Czech architect Jan Kotěra. (Original) Původně gotická radnice pochází z 16. století, poté následovala přestavba barokní a klasicistní podle projektu J. Schafera v letech 1801-1807. Původní budova bývala užší, protože mezi radnicí a vedlejším domem č. 89 vedla ulička s krámky na prodej chleba, odtud dodnes užívané označení pro průchod "Chlebnice". Po požáru v roce 1607 byla radnice rozšířena a ulička zvaná Chlebnice překlenuta, čímž vznikl krytý průchod z náměstí ke kostelu. Vedle radnice u vstupu do průchodu stával kamenný pranýř s okovy, který byl po omezení trestní pravomoci města a hrdelního soudnictví v polovině 18. století z náměstí odstraněn a dnes je uložen v Muzeu Jindřichohradecka. Po dalším požáru z roku 1801 byla budova natolik poškozená, že musela být v podstatě nově vystavěna. S opravou začal v témže roce stavitel Václav Fiedler. Stavbu podle vlastních plánů z roku 1803 dokončil jindřichohradecký stavitel Josef Schaffer v roce 1807. V roce 1904 byla zbořena věž za radnicí, která sloužila jako městské vězení. Ve druhém patře je obřadní síň vybavená mobiliářem podle návrhu slavného architekta Jana Kotěry. Originally a Gothic town hall dates from the 16th century, later followed by a Baroque and Classicist reconstruction according to a project by J. Schafer in the years 1801-1807. The original building used to be narrower, because between the town hall and the adjoining house no.89 an alley led with shops for the sale of bread. After the fire in 1607, the town hall was widened and an alley was bridged, creating a covered passage from the square to the church. Next to the town hall at the entrance to the passage stood a stone pillow with shackles, which was removed from the square in the middle of the 18th century after the reduction of the city's criminal jurisdiction and judicial justice, and is now stored in thec Museum of Jindřichův Hradec. After another fire in 1801, the building was so damaged that it had to be rebuilt from scratch. The builder Václav Fiedler started the repair in the same year. The construction was completed by the local builder Josef Schaffer in 1807. In 1904, the tower behind the town hall was demolished, which served as a city prison. On the second floor there is a ceremonial hall equipped with furniture designed by the famous Czech architect Jan Kotěra.

(Translated by Google) I have to admit that the railway model is great and my son enjoyed it a lot. (Original) Musim uznat, ze model kolejiště je povedený a syna to moc bavilo.

(Translated by Google) Nice exhibition. If only the lady who watches over there so that no one touches the trains on display, or God forbid he takes the coloring books. (Original) Pěkná výstava. Jen kdyby tam neproudila bába co tam hlídá aby někdo nesahal na vystavené vláčky, nebo nedej bože aby si vzal omalovánky.