Exhibitions
Craft Workshops and Activities - Permanent Exhibition
At the castle, you can view workshops of traditional crafts and activities (wheelwrighting, blacksmithing, pottery, weaving, herbalism, distilling, basket weaving), which showcase the traditional use of natural resources and their processing. These workshops were prepared by the Pomurje Museum from Murska Sobota. At Grad Castle, the workshops of potter Adolf Hašaj from Kuzma, wheelwright Andrei Holcman (1925–2001) from Ižakovci, and basket maker Friderik Makovec (1908–1990) from Gornji Slaveč are on display.
Historical Exhibition - Permanent Exhibition
In the antechamber of the castle chapel, there is a timeline that introduces visitors to the history of the castle and its owners.
Cuckoo, Hoopoe, and Otter - Permanent Natural History Exhibition
On the second floor of the castle, there is a natural history exhibition that offers an overview of the biodiversity of the Goričko region. Special attention is given to the high-stemmed meadow orchards and their most charismatic bird species, the Hoopoe.
Exhibition of Artworks from the International Art Colony Goričko 2026
From 19 June to 1 September 2026, the Palatium at Grad Castle hosts an exhibition of artworks created during the first International Art Colony Goričko 2026, which took place from 15 to 19 June at the Eta Estate in Markovci, located within Goričko Nature Park.
The art colony brought together five established artists from three European countries – Slovenia, Hungary and the Netherlands. Igor Banfi, Milena Gregorčič, Barbara Kstelec, József Gyécsek and Bram DHont each interpreted the landscape of Goričko in their own distinctive way, capturing its characteristic vistas, rich colour palette and the everyday life of the people who call this region home.
The exhibition is complemented by artworks created by pupils from Grad Primary School and Šalovci Primary School.
