Hiring premises and halls at the Mikulov Chateau
The state rooms and halls at the Mikulov Chateau are the perfect choice for hosting social banquets, corporate celebrations, weddings and teambuilding events.
The Large hall
The largest hall of the chateau is located on the ground floor on the north courtyard. The premises of a former riding school from the early 18th century are a perfect choice for conferences, social events, balls, receptions and banquets.
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The Wine Bar
In a wing on the second inner bailey there is a so-called Wine Bar and lounge with a period stove. The Wine Bar is often jointly used as a supporting facility during events in the Large Hall.
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The Entrance Hall
The Entrance Hall is known for its excellent acoustics, thanks to which it’s often used for organizing concerts, wedding ceremonies and receptions. Its dominant feature is a massive staircase leading to the Hall of Ancestors and Gröll Hall.
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The Hall of Ancestors
The Hall of Ancestors is one of the main halls of the chateau. Nowadays it’s decorated with a fresco by the painter Rudolf Gajdos and crystal chandeliers. This stylish space is the perfect place for hosting a festive banquet or corporate event.
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The Hunting Hall
The smaller hall offers ample privacy, can be set up in a dining or theater arrangement, and is especially suitable for presentations, banquets, and smaller corporate or family celebrations.
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Sala terrena
The Sala Terrena draws visitors with its Baroque paintings and the adjoining terrace, offering views over Austria. It’s also connected to the chateau gardens and its halls are conveniently arranged. It’s a popular place for wedding ceremonies and family celebrations.
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Open stage - Orangery
The former orangery, an inseparable part of the Baroque gardens, has been situated under the arcades of the eastern balcony of the Mikulov chateau since the end of the 17th century and served as a place to protect orange trees in winter time. It was demolished in the 19th century and today it is commemorated by a light wooden structure with climbing roses, a shady place for the park visitors to rest, and at the same time offering space for various chamber events, theater performances, concerts and for wedding ceremonies due to its romantic atmosphere.
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The Chateau Cellar
Even the past owners of the Dietrichstein estate used to present this magnificent giant barrel in the chateau to their important guests. In 1672 it was admired by Emperor Leopold I and in 1683 by the Polish King Jan Sobieski. The oak barrel was used to store the so-called tithe of wine collected from the local vassals and it could store up to 1,014 hl. The unique atmosphere of the cellar originating in the middle of the 16th century is achieved with a collection of historical barrels and presses, including a massive log press from 1791 or a barrel decorated with graceful carving of cats, proving the perfection of craftsmanship of our ancestors.
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Chateau garden
The chateau garden, which consists of a number of terraces at different heights on the perimeter of the rocky Castle Hill, combines the modern concept of the park with a historical reminiscence of a sophisticated Baroque play with colors and shapes and underlines the representativeness of the entire chateau. Interesting flower beds in the main eastern part are mixed with beds with herbs, a botanical garden with thermophilic plants, and a rose garden on another of the terraces. They all are perfect for relaxation and private meetings during the cultural events in the open air.
More about the Chateau gardenThe booking calendar
By consulting the calendar you can easily check whether your chosen room is vacant at the time that suits you. Or you can just choose a date and pick one of the rooms that is vacant on that day.
How to make a bookingRegional Museum
The Regional Museum in Mikulov is a semi-budgetary organization of the South Moravian Region. besides hiring out the halls of Mikulov Chateau it also organizes regular exhibitions and looks after the permanent displays of the museum’s collections.