Kroměříž Unmissables

Kroměříž is defined by its UNESCO-listed Baroque architecture and expansive horticultural design. The centerpiece is the Archbishop’s Palace, a former residence of Olomouc bishops, featuring a gallery of European paintings and a high lookout tower. The town’s heritage includes two distinct gardens: the formal French-style Flower Garden with its 244-meter colonnade and the vast English-style Palace Garden. Historic sites like the Baroque Church of St. John the Baptist and the central Plague Column complete the town's architectural ensemble.

Kroměříž Castle and Gardens

Baroque episcopal palace and gardens, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site as an exceptionally complete example of a European Baroque princely residence.

Flower Garden

This garden cut in French style dates back to 17th century and features many flower ornaments and a maze.

Podzámecká zahrada

Sprawling 64-hectare English landscape park featuring exotic trees, water canals, and a mini-zoo. It connects the Archbishop's Palace to the Morava River.

Plague Column

Baroque memorial situated in the Great Square, erected in 1680 to commemorate the victims of a plague epidemic.

Chateau Tower

The 84-meter-high tower of the Archbishop's Palace, offering views over the historic center and gardens. It houses a collection of bells and historical clocks.

kostel sv. Jana Křtitele

18th-century Baroque church designed by Ignaz Cyrus. The interior is decorated with frescoes by Etgens and Stern and houses a significant pipe organ.