About
The Kroměříž Archbishop's Palace, also known as the Arcibiskupský zámek Kroměříž, stands in the town of Kroměříž in the Zlín Region of the Czech Republic. It is a baroque palace on the UNESCO World Heritage list, and it makes a rewarding half-day or full-day visit for anyone interested in architecture, art and historic interiors.
What to see inside
The palace is known for its original furnishings, which give the rooms a strong sense of how they were once lived in. Visitors can also explore the palace's impressive library and its art collections, which together show the cultural life that centred on the archbishop's residence.
- Original baroque furnishings in the state rooms
- The palace library
- Art collections displayed across the building
The gardens
The palace gardens are considered among the finest in Europe, and many visitors come as much for the grounds as for the building itself. Walking through them is a pleasant way to balance time spent indoors, and they suit a slow pace, with room to sit and look back at the palace from different angles.
Getting oriented
The palace is at Sněmovní náměstí 1, 767 01 Kroměříž, in the town centre, so the rest of Kroměříž is within easy walking distance. Those who plan to visit can call the palace on +420 573 502 011 to check current arrangements before setting out. Pairing the palace with a stroll around the town makes a relaxed day out in this part of the Zlín Region.