Brno
Veveří Castle is one of the largest and oldest castle complexes in the Czech Republic, situated on a rocky promontory above the Brno Reservoir, about 12 km northwest of Brno city centre. First mentioned in writing in 1213, the stone castle developed from the 13th century and was substantially expanded by Moravian Margrave John Henry in the 14th century. Administered by the National Heritage Institute, it offers guided tours, permanent and seasonal exhibitions, and a range of cultural events throughout the season.
Hrad Veveří 1239/1, 664 71 Veverská Bítýška
April and October: Sat-Sun and holidays 10:00-17:00; May-September: Tue-Sun 10:00-18:00, Mon closed
(2 days)
A summer music festival at historic Veveří Castle featuring top Czech and Slovak performers, with castle tours included in the ticket price.
An evening programme at the historic Veveří Castle in Brno featuring entertainment and atmosphere for the whole family.
The 14th Greek Saturday at Veveří Castle brings together Greek singers, bands, dance ensembles, and cultural exhibitions celebrating Moravia's ties to Greece.
(2 days)
The EXIT day-party concept makes its debut at Hrad Veveří castle. Saturday's techno edition features headliner PAN POT from Berlin.
(2 days)
A daytime open-air party at Hrad Veveří featuring drum and bass and techno. Friday is dedicated to DnB, Saturday to techno with headliner PAN POT.