Sabat Fest at Země Keltů
Where to find us, where to sleep, what to bring — and answers to the questions we get asked most.
There are no top-up wristbands or tokens — you pay by card or in cash. The tavern and the box office always take cards; at the stalls it varies, so bring some cash with you as well.
Země Keltů, Nasavrky — a Celtic open-air museum in the heart of the Iron Mountains, Czech Republic. A reconstructed hillfort with timber buildings, wooden ramparts and a pagan atmosphere. Walking around the site on your own comes with your ticket; the guided tour is paid separately.
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Public transport will take you directly to Nasavrky, usually changing in Pardubice or Chrudim. From the stop it is a few minutes’ walk to the site.
From Prague the journey by train and bus takes roughly 2 hours. By car you can drive all the way to the site.
Guided tours of the hillfort start on Friday at 10:30. The festival itself starts at 14:00.
The full schedule is in the programme.
The car park is right by the site and is marked on the plan above. Parking costs 100 CZK, VIP parking right next to the tavern 200 CZK. You pay on arrival.
You can also park for free — on the square in Nasavrky and along the whole road from Čáslavská street to the waste yard.
The car park is unsupervised, so please don’t leave valuables in your car.
Walking around the hillfort on your own is free — entry to the site comes with your ticket.
The guided tour, however, is paid separately. Either buy a ticket that already includes it, or pay for it on site at the information point in front of the oppidum. Guided tours run on both Friday and Saturday from 10:30 to 17:30 and it is worth reserving a time in advance.
At the camp information point. They will help you with accommodation, payments, finding your way around and first aid — if in doubt, start there.
First aid is marked on the site plan, right next to the camp information point.
Yes, the Země Keltů open-air museum is wheelchair accessible.
There is one cash machine in Nasavrky, operated by Česká spořitelna. It is worth withdrawing cash in advance.
Tent 150 CZK, caravan or camper van 300 CZK — both for the entire stay. Sleeping in your car in the car park carries no extra charge.
You pay the parking attendants on arrival.
On the camping meadow, which you will find on the site plan. The parking attendants will show you the exact spot and also take the payment on arrival.
The meadow has huge capacity, so there is no need to reserve a place in advance. The campsite is unsupervised.
Yes. The showers are in the tavern and they are free for campers.
There are both permanent toilets and portable TOI TOI units on site.
Quiet hours start at 01:00. The tavern keeps going, but please be considerate to those who are already asleep.
There is no deadline on Sunday — take as long as you need to pack up.
No wristbands or tokens are used here. You pay by card or in cash. The tavern and the box office always take cards; at the stalls it varies — so we recommend carrying some cash as well.
Yes. There are barrels of drinking water near the food stalls.
There will also be a water mist by the info point to cool off.
Yes. Hospoda u Dubového Kelta opens every day at 9:00, Sunday included.
Into the hillfort itself you may only bring food and drink bought on site — water is the exception, that you may bring.
Elsewhere in the area there are no restrictions.
Yes. Inside the open-air museum your dog must be on a lead; large and fighting breeds also need a muzzle.
Inside the hillfort, smoking and lighting fires are strictly forbidden.
Elsewhere in the area smoking is allowed — please be considerate to non-smokers and careful with safety.
Gas and petrol stoves are allowed in the campsite and the car park; open fire is not.
Your own musical instruments are welcome — drums for the closing sabbath included.
It comes down to the material. Non-metal costume and practice weapons — plastic, foam or rubber, the kind normally worn with a costume — are fine.
Metal weapons and replicas, including swords and daggers, cannot be brought onto the site.
Yes. Alongside the extra programme, children can look forward to the arena, archery, animals and a children’s park.
Yes, you can swim in the quarry — it is at the bottom left of the site plan. The camp information point will also point you the way.
One-day tickets and full-festival passes. The whole extra programme is included; the guided hillfort tour is paid separately. Tickets are sold through SMS Ticket.
From 890 CZK (one-day) · up to 3,870 CZK (family two-day with tour)