Fodor's Expert Review Zámek v Moravském Krumlově

Mikulov Castle/Palace

Admirers of art nouveau master Alfons Mucha may want to take a 40-km (31-mile) detour off the main road linking Mikulov to Brno to visit the Moravský Krumlov Château, which is now the temporary home to one of Mucha’s most celebrated works, his 20-painting Slav Epic. This enormous work took almost two decades to complete and tells the history of the Slav nation. The city of Prague won ownership of the paintings in a long legal battle but is lending them back until at least 2025. The château, built as a castle in the 13th century, also offers a tour of noble chambers and access to the château tower. It is next to a large park with a plague column (a monument built in thanksgiving for the end of a plague).

Castle/Palace

Quick Facts

Zámecká 2
Mikulov, South Moravian  Czech Republic

770–132–566

www.mucha-epopej.cz

Sight Details:
Rate Includes: Slav Epic 250 Kč; noble chambers 150 Kč; tower 100 Kč, Closed Mon.

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