Radovljica Mansion is the queen of Radovljica's architecture. Its magnificent Baroque front façade dominates as much as two thirds of the upper part of Linhart Square. Once inside the mansion, a double staircase made from tuff will beckon you to ascend to the first floor, where the Baroque Hall, the Museum of Apiculture, and the Municipal Museum of Radovljica await you.

The entrance hall is characteristic of the Baroque style and features a double staircase. Portals made out of the Peračica Quarry's green tuff link the entrance hall with two atriums. The one on the left features predominantly Gothic designs and is adjacent to the original part of the castle. The atrium on the right-hand side was roofed only during the most recent renovations. A passage to the terrace situated on the northern side of the mansion leads through it, from there through a wooden gate, and then to the square in front of the Church of St Peter.

After 2002, Radovljica Mansion was thoroughly refurbished and today serves as an excellent example of a town Baroque mansion.