Zámek Děčín

Great spot for an hour walk. Dogs allowed on the leash as there's few birds around.

Huge Castle with nice surroundings to walk or relax and have a cappuccino or an ice cream. At the time of my visit, the insides were closed for visitors. Local people likes to do their weddings there. Worthy though.

Chateau of Decin, located in the heart of the Czech Republic, is a stunning and historic castle that is a must-visit attraction for anyone interested in architecture, history, and culture. The castle dates back to the 14th century and has been beautifully restored to showcase its original Baroque and Rococo style.Visitors to the Chateau can explore its opulent interiors, including the grand ballroom, banquet hall, and exquisite salons. The castle also features a stunning library, filled with rare books and manuscripts, as well as a fascinating museum showcasing the castle's history and collections.The Chateau of Decin is surrounded by beautiful gardens and parkland, including a romantic rose garden and a large English park with a lake. Visitors can enjoy leisurely strolls through the gardens or relax on one of the many benches and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.The castle is easily accessible by car or public transportation, and there are plenty of guided tours available for those who want to learn more about the castle's history and significance. Overall, the Chateau of Decin is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to experience the beauty and grandeur of one of the Czech Republic's most magnificent castles

We have slept here for two nights. Cool location for a hotel! The room was spacious with a small kitchen and nice beds. We also did a tour through the chateau which was fun to learn about the chateau.

Nice quite place to visit. It has peacock and nice view from the top.

Absolutely stunning place and I highly recommend it. The only reason I gave 3 stars is due to our experience with the castle guide. We booked family tickets (children 3,7,11). The lady told us to be quiet when talking to our children and explaining about what was said so children can understand it. It really spoiled our experience! I suggest you offer child friendly tours as children's questions are very important or advertise that this castle is not child friendly. On the other hand the lady from stunning rose garden was so kind and friendly.

We went on Easter Monday so could not go inside. This only 3 stars. It was nice walking in the garden and viewing the castle.

You can not visit the castle inside without a tourguide. There is no English tourguide so you have to use the provided audiotour (40kr) on a mobile phone, while the tourguide is speaking Czech to the rest of the group (you get used to it). You go at the tourguide's pace and not your own through the castle rooms, sometimes I wished I could've looked around a bit longer. The beautiful gardens are freely accessible, though. The Barok tour is currently not available, hopefully it will be back soon, I'd have loved to see it. Definitely recommend doing the other two tours. Our first (Czech) tourguide was very boring and hastly led us through everything. My audioguide in English couldn't keep up. The audio is in a Google Translate voice, not ideal, but you can also just read the text. Our second tourguide was friendlier and told longer stories, so I was also able to keep up using the audiotour. The rooms were gorgeously renovated and showed the luxuries of past times. I especially loved the children's rooms, with many toys that are recognizable until this day. The restaurant has amazing banana caramel crêpes (do order it when you get the chance!) and the shop has some souvenirs and books/flyers about the area. Overal happy to have visited.

It looks great and a nice spot, otherwise a bit underwhelming. Still worth it to see it though

Very nice well maintained castle. In the inner yard is a cafe with excellent pancakes, where works some people with disabilities and it cafe helps them.