Louchen Castle and its 11 Labyrinths

Romantic castle Louchen is located near the Czech town of Nimburk. Built in Baroque styles, the castle features magnificent interiors and a rich cultural program. These are costumed excursions, and monthly castle celebrations, and children's chocolate excursions, picnics and much more.

The history of the castle begins with the Middle Ages. The first mention of the castle is found in a document dated 1223. However, its dawn falls on the twenties of the 17th century, when the castle is acquired by the famous Czech commander Waldstein.

The castle acquires its famous Baroque appearance after reconstruction in 1704-1713.

At the beginning of the 19th century, the Waldstein family faded away, leaving no heirs and the castle passed into the hands of the German princes of Thurn-i-Taxis.

During our tour we will visit the private and ceremonial chambers of Prince Alexander, the last owner of the castle, who died in 1939. We will see the castle library, a children's room and a music salon.

No less interesting is the park surrounding the castle. On its territory we will find 11 interesting labyrinths that will please both children and adults. The largest of the labyrinths is stone, with an area of 590 square meters. And the smallest is only 0.5 square meters. m; and is made in the form of a fingerprint. There are herbal, yew and even light labyrinths in the park.

On the territory of the castle you can have a snack in a coffee shop and stay overnight in the castle apartments.