Chateau Premises

The hotel, restaurant and café are closed from October 1, 2011. In connection with the end of the main tourist season the chateau and the carriage musem are closed as well. Park, equestrian club and the adjacent garden centre remain in operation. Currently we are waiting for a decision of the City of Prague Council on the future use of the premises.

Zámek Ctěnice
Bohdanečská 1
190 17 Praha 9 - Vinoř

Phone: 286 853 385 - box office, caretaker

Opening hours in 2011:

Month	Days of the week	Opening hours
April 2011	Saturday, Sunday	10am - 5pm
May 2011 - August 2011	Monday - Sunday	10am - 5pm
September 2011	Monday - Sunday	10am - 5pm
November 2011 - March 2012	closed

Admission fees 2011:

Admission fees	Price
Full admission:	100 CZK
Children 6-15 years, Students up to 26 years (upon presentation of a valid student identity card), Seniors over 65 years	70 CZK
Full admission only for the Carriage Museum	60 CZK
Admission only for the Carriage Museum - children from 6 to 15 years of age, students up to 26 years (upon presentation of a valid student identity card), seniors over 65 years	30 CZK
Children up to 6 years, Disabled, holders ZTP, ZTP+P cards, Press	20 CZK
Family admission (2 adults accompanied by up to 4 children up to 15 years)	250 CZK
Family admission (2 adults accompanied by up to 4 children up to 15 years) + DVD 600 Years of Prague Astronomical Clock featuring Hurvínek	299 CZK
Group discounts for max. 30 elementary school pupils with 2 attendants (upon presentation of a document issued by the relevant elementary school)	500 CZK
Group discounts for max. 30 preschoolers with 2 attendants (upon presentation of a document issued by the relevant preschool)	300 CZK
3-day pass for all PIS sites "10 Prague Monuments Pass	400 CZK
3-day pass for all PIS sites "10 Prague Monuments Pass" (reduced admission)	200 CZK

Last admission 30 minutes before closing
Audio guides in Czech, English, German and Italian are available and included in the admission fee
Handicapped accessible.

Means of transport	Route description
By bus	Line 302 from Metro C station Letňany directly to the chateau - Ctěnice stop (upon request)
Bus + walk	Bus line 259, 375, 302 - from Metro C station Letňany to the bus stop Vinořský hřbitov. From there follow the yellow hiking path through the forest to the Ctěnice Chateau
By bike	Free parking at the chateau Bike racks are at your disposal. They are embedded in plaster and each holder has a loop to lock your bike to. Ctěnice are without a doubt a popular destination for bike trips and bikers comprise about 80 percent of our visitors.
By car	Free parking at the chateau - on the old road from Prague to Mladá Boleslav, go from Prosek to Kbely and on to Vinoř, along the Vinoř chateau (Mladoboleslavská street), in Vinoř turn and follow the signs to Chateau Ctěnice (Bohdanečská street) - from Praha-Čakovice, past the Globus supermarket, direction Vinoř, Kbely, Přezletice, at the crossroads follow the signs to Chateau Ctěnice

On the premises of the Chateau you can find a riding school, babysitting, the chateau park (open from 10am - 7pm on chateau opening days and a carriage museum). The chateau is surrounded by a vast forest.

Exposition:

Chateau: "In the Times of the Kaiser - The Habsburgs in Bohemia"

There are more than 300 exhibits (paintings, weapons, targets, statuettes, pipes, etc.) and two moving dioramas. On the ground floor an exhibition shows the history and reconstruction of the chateau and the history as well as contemporary times in Vinoř.

Carriage museum

Historical carriages from the 18^th to 20^th centuries are on display in the outlying buildings of the chateau. This display was made possible by courtesy of the Prague Archbishopric, the Postal Museum, the National Technical Museum, the National Museum of Agriculture and the Prague City Museum.

Weddings:

Wedding ceremonies can be arranged on the premises.

Owner:

The Capital City of Prague

Administrator:

Pražská informační služba (Prague Information Service)

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