Dear visitors, we are delighted by the tremendous interest in tours during the Special Free Admission Days on August 30 and September 27, 2026. Tour capacity for the "State Rooms" circuit at Náchod State Chateau is already fully booked for both dates; however, a few spots remain for the "From Cellar to Tower" circuit. We recommend keeping an eye on the NPÚ ticketing portal, as additional spots may become available if tickets are cancelled.
Explore Náchod Castle and Chateau
The architectural form of Náchod Castle is shaped by five courtyards, the old castle, a number of outbuildings, a garden and a moat. Below you can get acquainted in more detail with the individual parts of the grounds, which have been a National Cultural Monument since 2002.
Upper Courtyard (Courtyard I - the oldest part)
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The smallest and oldest part of the complex is located to the south of the large tower.
Lower Courtyard (Courtyard II - the oldest part)
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A representative inner courtyard, which was created during the Renaissance reconstruction of the castle.
Great Courtyard (Courtyard III - the largest courtyard of the complex)
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The largest representative courtyard of the complex with a Baroque fountain and entrance to the castle and castle chapel.
Fourth Courtyard (Courtyard IV)
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A younger courtyard created during the Piccolomini renovations in the 17th century with an entrance to the former offices, Baroque garden and turion.
Fifth Courtyard (Courtyard V)
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The entrance courtyard to the grounds of Náchod Castle and Chateau.
Castle Hill
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The castle hill surrounding the grounds of Náchod Castle, which has recently undergone significant renovation.