The Dietrichstein Palace erected in 1613-1616 as the governor residence of cardinal František Dietrichstein is one of the largest Baroque buildings in Brno. It received its high Baroque shape at the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries. Since 1911 it has been used for exhibition purposes. After a profound renovation in the 1980s the palace has become the most attended exhibition facility of the Moravian Museum.
Monday | - closed - |
Tuesday | - closed - |
Wednesday | 9:00 - 17:00 |
Thursday | 9:00 - 17:00 |
Friday | 9:00 - 17:00 |
Saturday | 10:00 - 17:00 |
Sunday | 13:00 - 17:00 |
Entrance fees discounts |
basic | reduced | family | |
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All Exhibitions | 330,- | 200,- | 630,- |
All Permanent Exhibitions | 170,- | 110,- | 350,- |
Permanent Exhibition | 70,- | 50,- | 150,- |
Karel Absolon's Study | 50,- | 30,- | 110,- |
Maestro Salieri Exhibition | 90,- | 50,- | 200,- |
Maestro Salieri Exhibition and Permanent Exhibitions | 200,- | 120,- | 420,- |
Venus100 Exhibition | 200,- | 120,- | 420,- |
Venus100 Exhibition and Permanent Exhibitions | 300,- | 180,- | 590,- |
Short-term Exhibitions | 250,- | 150,- | 560,- |
School groups (10 or more) | |||
Individual exhibition without commentary | - | 40,- | - |
Individual exhibition with commentary | - | 50,- | - |
Venus100 (schools without commentary) | - | 50,- per student | - |
Venus100 (schools with commentary) | - | 70,- per student | - |
Salieri (schools without commentary) | - | 40,- per student | - |
Salieri (schools with commentary) | - | 50,- per student | - |
Salieri (guided tour) | 140,- | 100,- | - |