Not far from central Valtice, the elegant Belveder stands in a forest park. The Neoclassical pavilion offers a quieter atmosphere, an interesting history and, in the 2026 season, a café operation whose current status is worth checking before your visit.
Verified facts
- The Neoclassical pavilion was built in 1804–1806 on the initiative of Prince Alois I of Liechtenstein.
- Its architect was Josef Hardmuth.
- Alongside its decorative and representative role, Belveder also had a practical function as the centre of a pheasantry.
- The official café page states that the café operates in the 2026 season from 5 March to mid-December; the building and café may close to the public during weddings.
Stay at Terasy Sedlec
Planning several days in South Moravia?
Terasy Sedlec is a peaceful base between Mikulov, Valtice and Lednice. After a day out, return to Sedlec, relax in the garden or outdoor seating area and head in a different direction the next day.
One day trip is rarely enough. Stay a little longer.
From Sedlec, each day can take you somewhere different – into Pálava, the Lednice–Valtice landscape, local wine country or across the border into Austria.
Official sources
- https://www.zamek-valtice.cz/cs/o-zamku/zamecek-belveder
- https://www.zamek-valtice.cz/cs/zamecke-sluzby/belveder-kavarna
- https://www.zamek-valtice.cz/en/about/belveder-pleasure-house
Facts verified: 2026-09-17.