Cellars

This exhibition represents three remarkable cellar spaces partly carved out of the rocks. The tour is suitable for anyone who wishes to learn more about the original form of the early Lhota fortress.

The architecture of the remarkable cellar areas, which are partially embedded into the rock, is the key to understanding the "prechateau" history of the Lhota fortress. The cellars were previously made available on special occasions or on prior requests.

Due to the ongoing heat pump installation project, the basement tour will be closed in 2024. Thank you for the understanding.

Opening hours

Period	Days	Hours
5. 7.-31. 8.	tue–sun	9.30 – 17.00
1. 9.-31. 12.		closed

lunch break april; may 12:00 - 13:00 june; july; august; 12:00 - 12:30 september; october; 12:00 - 13:00

Admission

Czech guide tour

Adults 25 up to 64 years 100 CZK
Seniors 65+ 80 CZK
Youth 18 up to 24 years 80 CZK
Persons with disabilities with valid identification card/certificate 80 CZK
Children 6 up to 17 years 30 CZK
Children under 5 years free

Person accompanying a disabled person free
Person accompanying a school group of 15 pupils/students free
Guide accompanying a group of at least 15 persons free
"MK ČR" card * not available
ICOMOS card * not available
Seasonal NPÚ ticket free
Single NPÚ tickets free
NPÚ card free
"Náš člověk" card * free
* Valid only for one person (card holder) free

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this tour is available today 9.30 – 17.00

180 CZK (full admission) Buy ticket

duration 50 minutes

max. 25 people

reservation needed for groups only

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2. The Attic Rooms

The children’s rooms are full of historic toys; the attic was created during the last renovation between 1902 and 1910. It is the largest loft space made of cork in the world.