Library of the Archbishop’s Castle in Kroměříž
In the heart of Kroměříž stands the Archbishop’s Castle, home to one of the oldest and most remarkable libraries in the country. Founded in 1694, it was envisioned as a centre of education and has grown into a vast collection of rare books and manuscripts. From medieval treasures to forbidden texts, the library reflects centuries of history, scholarship, and resilience – offering visitors a unique glimpse into Europe’s cultural and intellectual heritage.
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