The Flower Garden of Kroměříž, known also as the Pleasure Garden or Lustgarten, is an exceptional historic garden unequalled in broader European and global context. The garden represents a transition between late renaissance Italian gardens and classical baroque gardens of the French type, such as the one in Versailles. The Flower Garden of Kroměříž nowadays belongs to the most important examples of garden art in the world.
The Flower Garden is a rectangular axial concept established in 1665 with the dimensions of 300 x 485 metres, featuring impressive geometrical clipped hedges and floral ornaments. The sophisticated visual layout based on symmetry and perspective leads the visitor through the garden as through a mythical labyrinth, revealing original architecture, sculptures, mazes, water elements and garden art.
The garden is accessible without booking; guided tours are available (minimum duration 45 minutes).
Basic admission:
- full
Reduced admission:
- children aged 6 to 15
- students aged 15 to 26
- seniors over 65
- holders of ZTP disabled badge over 18
- holders of the Chilren in Need Fund badge
Family admission
- 2 adults and maximum 3 children up to 15 years
Free admission:
- children under 6
- holders of ZTP disabled badge under 18
- holders of ZTP/P badge and companions to ZTP/P badge holders
- holders of the following cards: ICOM, ICOMOS, NPU employee passes (1 + 3 family members maximum) and NPU free tickets
- journalists after previous accreditation
This tour will introduce you to a unique Romanesque goldsmith's priceless relic - shrine of St. Maurus. The accompanying exhibition takes you through the history of this jewel and at the end of the tour you can quietly enjoy the beauty of the Romanesque goldsmith. Come with us on a journey in the footsteps of the reliquary of St. Maur!
this tour is not available today
240 CZK (full admission) Buy ticket
duration 60 minutes
max. 128 people
only for pre-booked groups
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The historic interiors of the lower baroque chateau present the era of the 19th century. The exposition is mostly composed of the original mobiliary, which was part of the possession of the last nobel owners of Bečov estate - the Beaufort-Spontin family. The most authentic place of the chateau is the library and the St. Peter´s chapel.
this tour is not available today
160 CZK (full admission)
duration 55 minutes
max. 25 people
reservation needed for groups only