The castle and town are absolutely boring, don’t plan to spend even a minute more in that area. Three pubs open which have all together three meals to ofer. the town aside, the castle is absolutely not furnished to accommodate this monumental piece. Waiting room like at a doctor, small entrance with narrow stairs - i can understand that, when it is in old castle, but what is lacking in space should be compensate by organization. staff doesn’t tell you anything, or if so, the info is incorrect. supposedly without guide, when we were in the middle of selfvisit, the lady “kindly” started to speak without making sure everyone actually hears her. they let us wait in staircase which is the only entrance to the exhibit itself so all the people coming out has to meet the waiting ones - this situation doesn’t need to occur at all, if the staff would be a little bit useful and told to just wait a bit on the side!! finally 10 min after the time you buy ticket for lady comes and tells us almost irritated that we can open the door and enter the exhibit like a selfservice… in the meanwhile people with disabilities have to walk to the very narrow curved stairs and strollers are left in the reception. Just to find that the rooms are actually big enough to stroll the baby around (surprise, when the paintings are itself 10x10 meters big)…. just don’t except mush from czech organization ability. the slav epic celebrating their nation doesn’t reflect their real nature. however, The Slav epic itself is an amazing art piece and it’s worthy to be seen.