Pardubice Castle - The East Bohemia Museum in Pardubice

One of the remarkable monument in pardubice. It is a renaissance chateau, which is located near the historical centre of the city Pardubice. In the chateau we can find East Bohemian Museum, the East Bohemian Gallery and a branch of the National Heritage Institute. The chateau was registered in 2010 on the list of national cultural monuments of the Czech Republic. Recommended for a pleasure walk

Nice castle. Without fireworks, still worth to visit, especially visiting this part of Czech Republik. Entering with the dog for all outside parts allowed and for free:)

The castle tour overall was a nice experience! Particularly enjoyed the last section where you could try armor and helmets on, load a crossbow string and aim with an old rifle. Before that, you have to exit on the other side of the castle where you can enjoy the view of Pardubice and see a lot of peacocks that are offered shelter there.

A park around the castle is as good as the castle itself, dont miss it out. Very close to Enteria arena and old town - hard to miss if you are in Pardubice as a toursit.

Perfect day to relax and walk in castle park .

Beautiful and it helped that there is a beer festival taking place at the moment

Pardubice Castle is a beautiful and historic landmark located in the heart of the city. It is surrounded by a picturesque park and is easily accessible by foot, making it a popular attraction for locals and visitors alike.

The castle itself is a stunning example of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture, and there are many exhibitions that showcase its rich history, including its use as a military garrison and a prison.

One of the things that make Pardubice Castle unique is its location in the middle of the city. Visitors can easily explore nearby shops, cafes, and other attractions before or after their visit to the castle.

The park surrounding the castle is well-maintained and provides a serene and peaceful setting for visitors. It's the perfect place to take a relaxing stroll, have a picnic, or simply soak in the beautiful surroundings.

Overall, I highly recommend visiting Pardubice Castle if you're in the area. It's a must-see attraction that's rich in history, culture, and natural beauty

Loved the peacocks in the chateau park, great place to stop and admire the Czech Castle history.

It’s a beautiful place for enjoy to take walk and the view this summer. There are peacocks walking around which is very nice.

Loads of exhibitions, well reconstructed, interesting artifacts from local history. Well worth your visit, including a stroll along the nearby park

Very nice park area around the castle, pet friendly.

An absolute must visit if you are in the area. Alot of rich culture and history packed into this place. Highly recommend!

Pardubice castle is one of beautiful and peace surround with peacocks around castle and beautiful nature with full green and ancient weapons system we can see how they used to protect castle from enemy’s attack and tackle with old age cannon around castle we can see them best place for peace of mid to spend time in castle it near 105 km far way from Prague capital city of Czechia republic name called Pardubice castle in downtown city centre

Must visit in Pardubice. Nice castle with peacocks.

Utterly beautiful. The whole site is full of peacocks and pea hens which amused the children visiting. The inner courtyard is galleried and contains the main museum rooms. Outside you can walk up onto the ramparts which are wide and grassy and give a wonderful 360 degree view around town. The whole site is surrounded by a newly landscaped park containing the wonderful gallerie cafe.

Very beautiful place to visit, Love the pheasants

Great day out especially crown jewels display

Great place with really nice museum. You can get there all informations about Pardubice and region. If You are Lucky you Will meet there white peacocks! :)

Unfortunately I visited while it was with some restoration

This was a fantastic experience. First, there were the peacocks. Then, we went to the Pardubice history display, where we were given a personal tour of the exhibit by a women that was, obviously very knowledgeable and proud of the city's history (we really enjoyed this). To top this off, there was a glass exhibit. All I can say is, WOW. We are not done, just yet. There was a gallery of local art that was very impressive. And like they say in the info-mercials, "but wait, there is more", our admission included a visit to the Jonah's House, on the square. We went there, but they were between exhibits. Bummer.
Pardubice really was a delight. It is not over run by tourists. The locals were very accommodating, and were very happy to see visitors. It was like Prague 20+ years ago.