History
Kunín Chateau
Zámek Kunín
- Walk-in
- Seasonal · Apr–Oct
- ≈1 h 45 min here
- Usually closed Mondays
The "Baroque pearl of north Moravia": a summer chateau rebuilt in the early 18th century, probably to plans by Lukas von Hildebrandt, with furnished rooms and a park.
- Region
- Moravian-Silesian Region
- Category
- History
- Coordinates
- 49.6426° N · 17.9901° E
Good to know
Run by the Nový Jičín museum: weekends in April and October, Tuesday to Sunday from May to September; closed in winter.
A rough guide to seasons and booking, not live opening hours – those are on the map listings above.
Quick answers
- Do you need to book a visit to Kunín Chateau?
- No, you can usually just turn up.
- When can you visit Kunín Chateau?
- It's seasonal: plan your visit between April and October.
- How much time do you need at Kunín Chateau?
- Allow about 1 h 45 min on site, plus travel.
- How far is Kunín Chateau from Prague and Brno?
- About 3 h 35 min by car from Prague (346 km), or 1 h 30 min from Brno (142 km), without traffic.
- Is Kunín Chateau open on Mondays?
- Usually not – it's closed on Mondays, so plan another day of the week.
- What else is near Kunín Chateau?
- Nearby on Pinsko: Tatra Technical Museum, Kopřivnice, 12 km; Teplice nad Bečvou Spa, 22 km and Beskydy Forests, 22 km (straight-line distances).