Today, the biggest draws here are the French gardens, which in recent years have undergone an extensive revitalization as part of a European Union subsidy project, and the adjacent chateau orchard. In the former greenhouse, visitors can see several interactive exhibits,” said the director of chateau Dobříš, Pavel Krejcárek.

At the Emilie and Zdeňko Milerová Galleries, visitors can get to know the work of these two authors. “In the case of Zdenek Miler, the children will really enjoy themselves, as it is here that they will meet the popular Mole in various forms. The exhibition features several Moles and their animal friends, elements of play and entertainment, including children’s favorite slides ,” added Krejcárek.

According to him, the exhibition section was dominated by original sketches of paintings by Zdeňko Miler and paintings by Emilie Milerová. In another part of the orange grove, we can find interactive exhibitions for all generations about the Mysterious Forest and water, and here you can also taste the water from Brd. Emphasis was placed on the family forests of the Colloredo-Mannsfeld, who, in addition to their numerous forests, also owned the castle at Dobříš.

In the front yard of the orangery, one can see a unique mock-up of a waterwheel, a waterwheel, where visitors can experience how water was pushed in the past.

The outer northern wall of the orangery, which has a recently restored illusionary painting with architectural views, is also an outstanding unique feature here. “This is the largest outdoor painting in Central Europe,” says Pavel Krejcárek.