The castles just like in a fairy tale!

Day 1: the vicinity of Sulisław Palace, Moszna Castle

Pałac Sulisław / Sulisław Palace

Begin your journey in luxury at the palace, which houses a five-star hotel. This is a unique place where you can enjoy a range of attractions, regardless of the weather. You can relax in the spa, famous for its Ayurvedic massages, in the Roman bath and sauna, swim in the pool, take a walk in the park, or participate in yoga classes. For lovers of active recreation there is a gym, golf driving range and sports hall. The Palace also houses a museum, with wonderful collections of porcelain, gold-framed paintings and clocks.

Zamek Moszna / Moszna Castle

Take a trip to the fairy-tale Moszna Castle! The 99 towers and 365 secret chambers have been waiting to be discovered. In spring, when the azaleas bloom, the castle's surroundings turn into a magical garden and the Musical Festival of Blooming Azaleas attracts tourists from Poland and abroad. The castle offers accommodation in luxurious rooms and apartments, in the castle restaurant history meets exquisite cuisine, creating an unforgettable culinary experience offering a journey through the flavours and traditions of Opole Silesia. In the surroundings of the fairytale castle, especially during the tourist season, tourist fairs, workshops and concerts are held. The castle also offers thematic, fairytale events. For example, the Magical Camps or Hugo Yorck's Green Schools take children into the world of magic and wizards.

Tips in the environs

The recommended attractions in the vicinity:

The Robot Factory in Moszna is the work of Sebastian Kucharski, a science fiction and fantasy enthusiast. The museum featured exhibits that reach up to 3.5 meters in height and weight nearly a ton.
The Niemodlin Castle
Fränkel's Villa in Prudnik

Accommodation tips

The recommended accommodations:

Aspen Prime Ski&Bike Resort in Podlesie

„Dębowe Wzgórze” Hotel in Pokrzywna
Conference and Recreation Center „Ziemowit” in Jarnołtówek

Restaurant tips

The recommended restaurants:

„Zamkowy Młyn” restaurant in Krapkowice

Day 2: Castle in Velké Losiny, the Bouzov Castle

Castle in Velké Losiny

It was built by the Žerotín family on the site of a destroyed fortress at the end of the 16th century. In the early Baroque period, it was richly furnished and survived the Thirty Years' War, allowing visitors to admire well-preserved interiors with valuable tapestries. The castle is home to the world's oldest two-seater stretcher and an extensive library. In summer, evening tours with flashlights are popular, and a walk through the castle park allows you to see rare species of trees. In 1995, the castle was declared as a national cultural monument.

The Bouzov Castle

A romantic building from the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries. Until 1696 it was the property of various Czech and Moravian families, and then it passed into the hands of the Teutonic Knights. In 1945, the castle became state property. In 1999, it was declared as a national cultural monument. After reconstruction in the years 1896-1910, it gained a typically romantic appearance with battlements and bay windows. The castle's magical charm makes it a regular venue for social events, concerts, theatre performances, exhibitions and weddings. It has also played a role in many fairy tales and historical movies. Bouzov is also very popular among tourists.