The first tour route features original furnishings, mostly of the 19th century, but newly supplemented by some objets d'art and paintings. Among the most valuable are the sculptures and paintings in the furnishings of the Upper Chateau chapel, from the late Gothic to the Baroque.

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The second tour route presents the utility buildings which often did not survive in historic buildings. These include the kitchen,servant's dining hall, castellan’s apartment, bathroom, mangle room, ironing room, etc. The route goes through both internal courtyards where the chateau building...

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The third tour route features the guest rooms and seasonal exhibition. Karel Ditters of Dittersdorf and his family stayed in the five-room apartment during his time at the chateau. The route is interesting because of the original furnishings preserved, including textiles and Chinoiserie wallpapers.

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The fourth tour allows visitors to explore elements of hte building history, and is especially designed for those interested in historical roofing. Original wooden beams from the 15th to 19th century have been preserved here, demonstrating thel conversions of the original castle into a country...

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This is a special tour for families with children under 9. There is a costumed guide who shows visitors the exhibits andtells the history of the chateau. Small visitors fulfil tasks and can look forward to a small reward at the end of the tour.

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