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Czech castles offer Bridgerton-inspired escapes

0Czech castles offer Bridgerton-inspired escapes

Hluboká nad Vltavou state castle located in the town of the same name in South Bohemia. Captured in autumn at sunrise with morning fog

As Bridgerton fever captivates audiences once more, Czechia emerges as a prime destination for fans seeking a real-life Regency experience. A new Netflix video features the cast of Bridgerton exploring Czechia's romantic castles, matching them to beloved characters from the series. With over 2,000 castles and châteaux, Czechia offers a wealth of historic settings just a short flight from the UK.

Hluboká nad Vltavou Castle, with its Neo-Gothic turrets and English-style gardens, is likened to Windsor Castle and deemed a fitting residence for Violet Bridgerton. In summer, its gardens host open-air concerts, making it ideal for day trips from České Budějovice.

Český Krumlov Castle, with its medieval towers and UNESCO-listed streets, is chosen for Penelope and Colin Bridgerton. The castle's iconic tower offers seclusion for writing, whilst the lively town below provides ample opportunity for gathering gossip. A new Castle Garden trail opens in 2026, enhancing its appeal.

For Benedict and Sophie, Lednice Castle offers a romantic escape with its lavish state rooms and exotic palm greenhouse. Meanwhile, Křivoklát Castle, surrounded by whispering woods, provides Francesca Bridgerton with peace and solitude.

Completing the tour is Červená Lhota Chateau, envisioned as Simon Basset's childhood home. Its striking red façade and serene lake setting make it one of Czechia's most photographed châteaux.

In 2025, Czechia's castles attracted over 4.3 million visitors. With their proximity and accessibility, these historic estates offer UK travellers a chance to step into a world of drama, beauty, and timeless allure


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Czech castles offer Bridgerton-inspired escapes

Hluboká nad Vltavou state castle located in the town of the same name in South Bohemia. Captured in autumn at sunrise with morning fog

As Bridgerton fever captivates audiences once more, Czechia emerges as a prime destination for fans seeking a real-life Regency experience. A new Netflix video features the cast of Bridgerton exploring Czechia's romantic castles, matching them to beloved characters from the series. With over 2,000 castles and châteaux, Czechia offers a wealth of historic settings just a short flight from the UK.

Hluboká nad Vltavou Castle, with its Neo-Gothic turrets and English-style gardens, is likened to Windsor Castle and deemed a fitting residence for Violet Bridgerton. In summer, its gardens host open-air concerts, making it ideal for day trips from České Budějovice.

Český Krumlov Castle, with its medieval towers and UNESCO-listed streets, is chosen for Penelope and Colin Bridgerton. The castle's iconic tower offers seclusion for writing, whilst the lively town below provides ample opportunity for gathering gossip. A new Castle Garden trail opens in 2026, enhancing its appeal.

For Benedict and Sophie, Lednice Castle offers a romantic escape with its lavish state rooms and exotic palm greenhouse. Meanwhile, Křivoklát Castle, surrounded by whispering woods, provides Francesca Bridgerton with peace and solitude.

Completing the tour is Červená Lhota Chateau, envisioned as Simon Basset's childhood home. Its striking red façade and serene lake setting make it one of Czechia's most photographed châteaux.

In 2025, Czechia's castles attracted over 4.3 million visitors. With their proximity and accessibility, these historic estates offer UK travellers a chance to step into a world of drama, beauty, and timeless allure


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