The annual spring Flower Festival at Ctěnice Castle transforms the courtyard into a botanical wonderland. Visitors can explore a diverse flower market, featuring a wide selection of plants like English roses, peonies, and rare botanical specimens. The event offers lively musical performances, informative lectures, and creative activities for children, inviting guests to enjoy a festive atmosphere and picnic.
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The annual spring Flower Festival fills the courtyard of Ctěnice Castle with a colorful array of plants, including peonies, azaleas, and fresh herbs. The event features a flower market, music, themed lectures, and activities for children, creating a festive atmosphere for visitors to enjoy a picnic.
The Flower Festival is an annual spring celebration held at Ctěnice Castle, organized by the Gardeners’ Guild. The courtyard is transformed into a lively marketplace filled with a wide selection of plants, such as English roses, peonies, azaleas, magnolias, balcony plants, rock plants, rare botanical specimens, trees, bushes, and historical perennials, alongside fresh-cut flowers. The event aims to create a perfect mood with beautiful music, complemented by themed lectures, talks on the history of Ctěnice, and musical performances. For younger visitors, a puppet show and creative 'Playful Botany' lessons are offered, combining art, movement, and plant learning. Food stands are available, inviting visitors to bring a blanket and enjoy a picnic within the castle grounds.
Admission is 100 CZK, with free entry for children up to 7 years old. Tickets can be purchased online.
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