Český Krumlov Castle
Masquerade Hall
Český Krumlov, Czechia
History & context
Built: 1240–1766 · Josef Lederer paintings; Schwarzenberg era
Later work: UNESCO heritage conservation
Directly relevant to masquerade balls and theatrical dance culture
Part of UNESCO Český Krumlov complex
Castle and château complex
Use & features
Illusionistic masquerade murals depicting court society and commedia-like figures
Frequently asked questions
What kind of floor does Český Krumlov Castle have?
Český Krumlov Castle has a historic wood floor.
Is the dance space at Český Krumlov Castle indoor or outdoor?
Český Krumlov Castle is an indoor dance venue.
Can I rent Český Krumlov Castle for a dance event?
Our record for event hire at Český Krumlov Castle reads "Restricted / enquire". For pricing and availability, see https://www.zamek-ceskykrumlov.cz/cs
Is Český Krumlov Castle available for weddings?
Our record for weddings at Český Krumlov Castle reads "Restricted / enquire". Confirm with the venue before planning.
Is Český Krumlov Castle open to the public?
Our record for public access at Český Krumlov Castle reads "Public tours; event use limited". Check the venue's own site for current opening hours and ticketing.
Where is Český Krumlov Castle located?
Český Krumlov Castle is located in Český Krumlov, Czechia at Zámek 59, 381 01 Český Krumlov, Czechia.
When was Český Krumlov Castle built?
Construction of Český Krumlov Castle began in 1240 and was completed in 1766. The architect of record is Josef Lederer paintings; Schwarzenberg era. Later work: UNESCO heritage conservation.
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