The chateau offers interiors situated in the beginning of the last century in a small sightseeing circuit. Through the entrance hall, in which you can measure yourself against a medieval knight, you will pass into the Green Dining Room with a playing orchestrion from 1885, and the Representation Room with a ship's trunk, to which is connected an interesting personal story of the Schebek family - the last owners of Zruč. You will also visit the picturesque Ladies' Salon, the Hall of Mirrors, the Supply Corridor and the Moorish Library. Interestingly, each room is decorated in a different style, so you will come across elements of antique, baroque and art nouveau.
In addition, the large sightseeing circuit offers a tour of the family chapel with the altarpiece of St. John of Nepomuk, the castle's romantic bathroom, which impresses with its unusual incorporation of a bathtub into the floor, and especially a climb up the castle tower, where you can get a bird's-eye view of the castle grounds and the entire old building of Zruč nad Sázavou from a height of 36 metres.
The castle gallery
On the ground floor of the chateau, next to the information centre, there is the chateau gallery, where exhibitions by various artists are held. The exhibitions usually last 2-4 months and are for sale. Sculptures, paintings, sculptures,... are exhibited here and the town's website informs about the current offer.
The fun and educational trail of the Knight Milota of Kolowrat
The trail, which winds in the moat around the castle, is styled after the Middle Ages in the spirit of the education of young knights. So the young candidate for the Knight Milota of Kolowrat's knighthood can try: axe throwing, archery, totem climbing, horizontal log climbing, fishing, bowling,... After conquering all the attractions, the young adept will receive at the information centre a slip entitling him to join the Knight Milot's troop. The trail can be rented to adults against a deposit (200 CZK) paid at the information centre and is only open in good weather.