Castle Wedding Venues in Czech Republic | 125 venues

The medieval Castello Banfi offers ten different spaces for the ceremony and reception - from the stone courtyard and rose garden for 70 guests to the impressive 13th-century Sala del Capitano for 90 guests. Fourteen luxury rooms and suites on site let couples celebrate without leaving for a hotel, in the privacy of a historic estate. Panoramic views over the Brunello di Montalcino vineyards form a natural backdrop for the whole day, from morning photographs to night-time celebrations on the terrace.

Castello di Vicchiomaggio stands on a 140-hectare Tuscan estate with 33 hectares of Chianti vineyards, forming an unmistakable backdrop for the whole wedding day. Guests can stay overnight on site in apartments, suites or villas; an infinity pool overlooking the vineyards completes the atmosphere. The reception, held within the historic castle, is accompanied by wines produced on the estate itself.

Svijany Chateau offers weddings in three package options, ranging from the provision of the ceremony alone to an exclusive hire of the entire estate for a single wedding reception. The ceremony takes place on the chateau courtyard or within its historic halls. Newlyweds and guests may stay overnight directly at the chateau hotel. Situated in the village of Svijany in Český ráj, the venue is approximately 40 minutes' drive from Prague.

The country chateau hosts smaller weddings for up to 50 guests, with the ceremony taking place in the gardens of the chateau park. Cozy accommodation is available for newlyweds and wedding guests, accommodating up to 40 people including extra beds. The estate includes a spa at the chateau, the Polepšovna bistro, and a park for relaxation; the venue also hosts family celebrations and corporate events. The chateau stands in the town of Načeradec in the Central Bohemian Region, near Vlašim.

Wedding ceremonies and receptions take place in several indoor and outdoor rooms of the chateau — in the Prelature with its extensive ceiling fresco, in the Fresco Halls, in the chateau salons, in Santini's Stable with a star-shaped vault, in the Orchard or on the Fourth Courtyard. The oval hall of the Prelature accommodates up to 80 seated and 140 standing guests. Wedding party members can be lodged directly within the historic complex, for example in apartments, Gardener's Cottage, Tower or Mill. The chateau is located in Žďár nad Sázavou on Vysočina, below the pilgrimage church on Zelená hora.

Ansitz Steinbock, known in Italian as Castel Zum Steinbock, is a former fifteenth-century noble residence in the village of Villandro in South Tyrol, which since its 2022 renovation has operated as a gourmet hotel with twelve design suites. Weddings here are held for up to 130 guests, and the wedding package includes exclusive hire of the historic parlours, the suites, and the garden terrace. Couples can complement the ceremony with a visit to the eighteenth-century wine cellar, home to more than 600 wines. Villandro lies near Bolzano in the heart of South Tyrol and is reached from the Czech Republic by car via the Brenner Pass, a journey of around 700 kilometres.

The Neoclassical Wojanów Palace lies in a valley beneath the Karkonosze (Giant) Mountains, around eight kilometres from the centre of Jelenia Góra, surrounded by a sixteen-hectare historic park. Wedding receptions are held in the Kasztanowa Hall, with its glazed orangery and French garden, for 70 to 180 guests, while smaller parties are hosted in the brick-vaulted Wojanowska Hall; the ceremony can also be held outdoors in the park. Accommodation comprises 91 rooms across five buildings with 196 beds in total, and the estate has two restaurants and a spa. From the Czech border crossing near Harrachov, the route runs via Szklarska Poręba, just under an hour's drive.

The medieval Czocha Castle rises on a rocky spur above a lakeshore near the small town of Leśna, in the western corner of Lower Silesia. Wedding receptions are hosted in the Marble Hall for a hundred guests, with more intimate celebrations held in the library for thirty or the castle restaurant for forty, while dancing takes place in the Knights' Hall. Wedding guests can stay overnight at the castle itself, in hotel rooms including themed chambers. The castle lies just a few kilometres from the Czech border in the Frýdlant region.

The late Baroque, eighteenth-century Pałac Staniszów stands in an English park near Jelenia Góra and operates as a hotel with a spa. Wedding receptions are held in a 15-by-9-metre ballroom with direct access to the inner courtyard and the French garden, while the Mirror Salon suits smaller celebrations. A marquee can be pitched on the lawn overlooking Sněžka, and rose-lined terraces set in greenery are also available. Staniszów lies between Jelenia Góra and Karpacz, just a short distance from the main Krkonoše/Karkonosze ridge along the Czech border.

This noble residence of the Goetz family, founders of the Okocim brewery, dates from the turn of the twentieth century and is surrounded by a fourteen-hectare English-style park. The palace's interconnected banqueting halls, along with a glazed atrium, can accommodate a wedding reception for up to 250 guests. The ceremony can be held in the palace chapel or outdoors in the gardens, and 43 stylish rooms within the palace itself are available for overnight stays. The palace stands in Brzesko in Lesser Poland, easily reached via the A4 motorway between Kraków and Tarnów.

This Renaissance-Mannerist castle, built at the turn of the seventeenth century by Stanisław Krasicki and his son Marcin, ranks among the finest examples of this architectural style in Europe. The wedding ceremony is held in the castle chapel, or both the ceremony and reception can be arranged outdoors within the castle's romantic parkland. Accommodation for wedding guests is provided by the on-site Hotel Zamkowy, ranging from single rooms to suites. The castle stands in the village of Krasiczyn, a short distance west of Przemyśl in south-eastern Poland.

The fairy-tale Moszna Castle south of Opole hosts wedding receptions for 70 to 130 guests in the castle restaurant and its grand halls, while more intimate celebrations of up to thirty people are held in smaller historic salons. For an outdoor ceremony, the castle provides space in the grounds at no extra charge, and the castle chapel can also be hired. Accommodation comprises 49 rooms with 121 beds, ranging from tourist-class rooms to castle suites, and the newlyweds' suite is included in the price of the reception. The castle lies in the Opole region, roughly half an hour's drive from the Czech border near Osoblaha and Jeseník.

Hotel Zamek Lubliniec occupies a castle with roots going back to the thirteenth century, and its wedding hall seats up to 120 guests. The reception, from 450 złoty per person, includes a bread-and-salt welcome, a sparkling wine toast, and a suite for the newlyweds' wedding night, with the couple receiving a voucher for another stay on their first anniversary. Accommodation comprises 50 rooms for around a hundred wedding guests at discounted rates, and guests have access to the castle's spa zone. Lubliniec lies between Opole and Katowice and is comfortably reached by car from northern Moravia.

The Neoclassical Pałac w Rybnej, dating from 1796 and located on the edge of Tarnowskie Góry, hosts weddings for up to 150 guests in two grand concert halls upstairs and a banqueting hall with a lounge on the ground floor. Guests are welcomed on arrival with a piano or violin recital, and the whole palace can be hired exclusively for the wedding party. The ceremony can be held outdoors in the two-hectare park with its centuries-old oaks; on-site accommodation comprises five rooms for 18 guests, with further capacity provided by partner hotels nearby. Tarnowskie Góry lies on the northern edge of the Katowice conurbation, with motorway access from the Ostrava region.

A Tuscan castle near Siena, in the village of Monteroni d'Arbia, rented out exclusively for a single wedding. The couple has the castle courtyard, gardens and indoor halls at their disposal, with a chapel on site for a Catholic ceremony. Accommodation is provided in apartments right on the estate, so guests can stay for several days. The gently rolling countryside around Siena completes the backdrop for the whole ceremony.

This eleventh-century fortress stands on a hilltop with a 360-degree view over the whole of the Val d'Orcia. The castle resort is unique in the world for offering natural thermal water in its pools and in the baths of selected rooms. The ceremony takes place on the north terrace, while the reception is held in the gardens or on the restaurant terrace; dozens of luxury suites provide accommodation. Brunello di Montalcino ages in the estate's own cellar.

A fairy-tale château on a green hill in Croatian Zagorje, surrounded by century-old woodland that gives an outdoor ceremony complete privacy. The reception can host up to two hundred guests, and newlyweds receive the royal suite free of charge. The château lies around thirty kilometres from Zagreb, an easy afternoon's drive from many parts of Central Europe. Larger groups of guests are accommodated in nearby hotels.

This baroque château stands in the western corner of Croatian Zagorje near the small town of Pregrada, surrounded by a château park with a five-hundred-year-old lime tree. Seven halls accommodate both intimate and large weddings, and in good weather the reception moves out into the atrium and park for up to two hundred and fifty guests. The château also operates as a hotel, so wedding guests can stay overnight right there, in stylish rooms and suites. It's an easy drive away via Slovenia.

This medieval castle, surrounded by an extensive golf course, offers a wedding set against historic walls in south-eastern Slovenia. The ceremony can be held in the knights' hall, in the castle courtyard, or right in the middle of the eighteen-hole golf course. Guests can stay overnight in the hotel, in rooms furnished with period furniture, and dine in the castle restaurant. The wedding can be topped off with a carriage ride, torchlit illumination of the castle at night, or fireworks.

This baroque château stands right on the main square in Mondsee, beside the warmest lake in the Salzkammergut, just a short walk from the famous Basilica of St Michael. The ceremony can be held in the château's registry hall, with the reception in the grand function rooms or the château garden. Sixty-five rooms and four suites mean the wedding party can stay under one roof right through to the end of the celebration. Capacity reaches up to two hundred and forty guests.