A castle, a chateau and a large park — and in season, exhibitions from film fairy tales for children.
About the place
Horšovský Týn is sometimes called “the Český Krumlov of the west”, and it is not hard to see why. The castle and chateau dominate the town, and with them comes a park you could spend half a day in.
- Tours
- The castle, the chateau, the burgrave's house, the historic kitchen, and a display of a Japanese countess's belongings.
- For children
- In high season, exhibitions of costumes and props from film fairy tales. Children can look at a good deal of it close up.
- The park
- 40 hectares to run about in.
- Nearby
- The ancient church of All Saints at Horšov, and the church of St Anne on the hill above the town, with views.