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Mcely Chateau will soon be romantically covered in leaves and guests will delight in the beautiful scenery of changing Nature during the last warm rays of the sun. In addition, there are new experiences to be enjoyed in the Autumn calendar of events. The following are some tips for you:
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23 – 25 October: Apple Weekend filled with apple delicacies, apple juice and apple cuisine with Chef Honza Štěrba.
28 October: Chef Honza Štěrba presents his new Autumn Menu.
30 October – 1 November: Children can expect a novelty in the form of spooky Halloween Weekend.
1 - 30 November: Guests may take advantage of the popular discounted offer of November Romance.
6 – 8 November: The 2nd annual Autumn Yoga Festival of Goddesses under the guidance of experienced Jana Kyriakou who, among other things, encourages you to laugh more and to dance as if no one is watching.
11 – 15 November: The Chateau has the aroma of golden-baked St. Martin’s Goose and the pouring of St. Martin’s Wine.
On the public holiday Tuesday, 17 November guests learn to knit a scarf during a knitting lesson complemented by a perfume mixing course.
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