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Romantic Chateau Krasna Lipa

This romantic chateau called Krasna Lipa is located in the very beautiful world heritage area called Saxon Switzerland in the Czech Republic. The area is at the Czech, German border separated by the Elbe River.

This chateau will tingle your senses for the romantic with its towers and Juliet balconies.

The area will intrigue nature lovers with its lush forests and fantastic rock formations with clear water rivers and ponds, ideal for fly fishing (5 Star Rating) and nature walks.

The interiors are designed to inspire a sense of time and place. The suites are beautifully furnished with hand carved furniture and rococo oil paintings to add to the experience. All suites have internet connections and telephone service. Flat screen HD TV is also provided for your visit. Some suites are provided with a mini bar and all suites have wonderful views of the dream like landscape that surrounds the chateau.

The historic and beautiful Medieval German Cities of Dresden and Meissen are a two hour drive from Krasna Lipa. You can experience Medieval times in the picturesque streets and museums of Miessen with its world famous Miessen porcelain Factory. Dresden is a city of amazing art galleries that show your favorite masterpieces
The Medieval and enchanting Castle Triestwitz is located in Liepzig and is an exciting part of the Castle tours in the area.

Pravická gate is the biggest natural arch in Europe. It is considered the most beautiful natural formation in the Czech-Saxon…
Mary´s viewpoint (Mariina vyhlídka) There used to be a magical view from Mary´s viewpoint.

The small castle at Sokoli Hnizdo (Falcon's Nest) under Pravická's gate It's difficult to imagine Pravicka gate without the small castle
Decin's castle and it's beautiful rose garden are situated on the rocks above the confluence of the Elbe and Plou;nice rivers. It's history began in the 10th century when a wooden fortification was built to serve as the main seat of D&No.283;&No.269;in province.

In the 13th century the fortification was rebuilt as the kings castle. The Thun-Hohenstine family owned the castle from 1628-1932. During that time the family rebuilt the castle many times into it's present appearance.
During the 19th century the castle became the center of cultural and political life. The Thun family was related to František Ferdinand d'Este, successor to the Austro-Hungarian throne. After his assassination in Sarajevo his children moved to the castle. The Thun family kept close relations with many well-known artists. One of the most famous artists to visit the castle was Fryderik Chopin.

In 1932, because of financial reasons, the family was forced to sell the castle to the Czechoslovak state. The Czechoslovak state turned it into an army barracks. In the following years different Armies occupied the castle-Czechoslovak, German, then Czechoslovak again and then from 1968 to 1991 the Russian army. In 1991 the castle became the property of the town. At that time the reconstruction of the castle was started.
The rose garden at the castle provides a beautiful view of the city.

Pricing is:

High season April 1-Oct 31 and Dec 1 - Jan 5
Double occupancy - Victorian, Rococo, Garden Suite Apt, 120 euros
Double occupancy - Regency, Versailles 110 euros
Double, twin or single occupancy Romantic and Wilderness Suites 85 euros
Twin or single occupancy Terrace Suite 65 euros
Twin or single occupancy Lion's Den 65 euros
Additional person in larger suites 30 euros per night

Low season Nov 1-30 and Jan 6-Mar 31
Double occupancy - Victorian, Rococo, Garden Suite Apt, 95 euros
Double occupancy - Regency, Versailles 90 euros
Double, twin or single occupancy Romantic and Wilderness Suites 75 euros
Twin or single occupancy Terrace Suite 55 euros
Twin or single occupancy Lion's Den 55 euros
Additional person in larger suites 30 euros per night