The Venue

Mcely is a picturesque village with original historical wooden buildings and a Baroque church dating back to the 16th century. It currently has about 300 residents and the surrounding countryside is a popular area for recreation, primarily for those from nearby Prague. 1653 Count Jan Kristian of Valdstejn built the first chateau on Vinice Hill. In 1869 Count Filip Boos-Waldeck sold Chateau Mcely estate to Prince Hugo Maxmilian of the Thurn-Taxis noble family, which had its principal seat in nearby Loučeň. The prince and his descendants owned Chateau Mcely until 1948. 1948 Chateau Mcely was used by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of the Interior. The chateau was reduced to a dilapidated state. 2004 The demanding and extensive renovation of Chateau Mcely began on June 15 by Inéz and James Cusumano. The park cradles the chateau in its arms like a precious gem. It's the energy source for the chateau, a magic ring that encircles and protects it. Today it has an area of five hectares and is proud of its over 150 years of tradition.

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Chateau Mcely is magical any time of the year and in any style. Experience a spring wedding with hundreds of daffodils and tulips or summer wedding romance in the middle of flowering meadows; be enchanted by the glowing autumn colors and carpets of leaves or enjoy a winter wedding with hot mulled wine, a Christmas atmosphere, and the chateau and park illuminated by 7,500 twinkling bulbs. Civil, Church, symbolic wedding ceremonies and registered partnerships can be held at Chateau Mcely. Chateau Mcely can accommodate 55 guests in 24 rooms and suites. Each room has its own unique style and name and is carefully furnished with a discerning eye for detail. The first floor is a showcase of the continents, while the second floor is a showcase of time and important visitors to the chateau. The third floor is home to the Agape Presidential Suite, with the most beautiful views of the surrounding English park and the St George Forest.