Klášter Kladruby

Please bear in mind the monastery is closed from 1.11. - 31.3. This means you cannot visit the monastery inside but, you can walk around the monastery area (for free).The parking lot is right in front of the monastery - for free.

The monastery itself is very delicately engineered and beautiful. The surroundings are a bit desolated. The tour is fairly boring to my taste

One of the biggest monasteries in the Czech Republic. Very beautiful architecture and great views inside and out. They did not offer an English tour during my visit but did give me a book with everything written in English. Tour seemed quite boring but the views were amazing. They also have a restaraunt on location.

Pretty castle. We we're looking for a place to stop on our way to Munich to let our son get out and stretch. You can't get inside without a tour, which is only at certain times. We just walked around (actually went behind the castle and got to the dead end and had to turn around). Didn't get inside. There is free parking and a lake next to the parking (across the road). Tour is 7 Euro for foreigners.

Very impressive, great tour really worth going.

Amazing monastry, architecture and arts, unfortunately no English or German tours

The condition of this amazing sights are terrible. Shame. You cannot buy ticket to church separately. Why? No one knows. We returned food in local restaurant, not fresh.

Nice, unfortunately closed during winter season (you can enter the area, but you can't go inside)

It was a good idea to stop there from the moment we stepped in the courtyard. What had surprised me was that everything was deserted like and no soul to be seen. The restaurant was closed, the souvenir shop also. The surrounding buildings are not in shape, but the monastery will take your breath away. I say for a few tens of minutes and just grasped the pleasent wind and playful clouds at the monastery entrance. We took a peak through the keyhole inside and saw a lady that was cleaning the place. All doors were closed and we could not enter. A gentleman was seen, but he was too busy using the phone to talk to us. He just said know to my question if we can enter the edifice. Too bad. I feel sorry for his attitude. Overall, the feeling and the experience is very nice, but it is regrettable that one of the biggest monasteries in Czech Republic is just deserted like this. I mean, I would have definitely have spent some of my hard reserved cash for something I the shop and for certain in the restaurant. I recommend!

Museum Monday meant that it was closed when I visited, but even just walking around outside with its stunning architecture and details and affordable views of the small town in the valley below was worth dropping by. The interior - from peeking thru the windows and from photos I've seen mean I'll definitely go back to see it another time.