Mitrowicz Castle

Mitrowicz Castle, Koloděje nad Lužnicí 1, Tyn nad Vltavou, Czech Republic,

Nearby: Bohemia, Ceske Budejovice

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Welcome to Mitrowicz Castle! It is an experience no one will forget!

Mitrowicz Castle is a unique, romantic and sensitively restored castle from 1565 with unique genius loci. It is located on the banks of the Lužnice River near Týn nad Vltavou.

The chateau is a charming and stylish place. The unique frescoes on the entire representative floor are of the particular value. On the second floor, there is modern accommodation in the former private chambers of Vratislavů, a member of Mitrowicz family.

Weddings at the castle

Start your journey together with your wedding in Mitrowicz Castle! You can have a wedding ceremony, banquet, evening garden party and accommodation in one place, but above of all – absolute privacy!

Mitrowicz Castle is one of the most beautiful wedding places in South Bohemia. Located on the banks of the Lužnice River, it offers the possibility to organize everything in one place at any time of the year. The coordinator will provide a complete service and plan an important day together with you to meet your exact expectations and the wedding will become an unforgettable experience. Every wedding is unique and individual to us. We offer exclusive rental of the entire area for maximum privacy and undisturbed wedding.

We have a rich portfolio of carefully selected and proven suppliers, which we demand a very high standard. From catering, band, photographer to confectioner. We will be happy to offer you an unconventional variegation, a motorboat trip (we have our own dock), freshly made ice cream, a drum or fire show on the wedding day.

If you are wondering where to have a wedding that will be an unforgettable experience for you and your wedding guests, choose the Mitrowicz Castle. For the wedding ceremony you can also use the chapel of st. Anna, where the ceremony can be civil and church. The ceremony can be underlined by the Baroque organ from 1806!