The small Renaissance chateau was built as a fortress in 1599 by Prokop and Jetřich Podstatský of Prusínovice. The current appearance of the building dates to reconstructions at the end of the 18th century. Telephone: 461542812, 736752611 Address: U zámečku 451, 569 43 , Jevíčko
It is a representative Renaissance chateau with sgraffito decoration built in 1568-1581. It ranks among the UNESCO monuments of the universal heritage due to its architectonic uniqueness. The theatre, which has been preserved with period decoration, was built at the end of the 18th century. Telephone: 461615067, 461615287 Address: Jiráskova 93, 570 01, Litomyšl
The chateau is located in the centre of the town on the site of the original castle from the 13th century. The structure was underwent substantial reconstruction at the end of the 15th century and in the first half of the 17th century. In 1840 a destructive fire swept through the town. The castle was destroyed to such an extent that it had to be razed, while the chateau was restored in the Classicist style. A unique element is the portal from 1492, which is considered one of the oldest Renaissance... Telephone: 461312458, 732303853, 731151784 Address: Zámecké nám. 1, 571 01, Moravská Třebová
The beginning of the history of Svojanov Castle dates to the period of colonization of the remote corners of the lands of the Czech crown. In the 1280’s Přemysl Otakar II had Svojanov Castle built (Fürstenberg at the time) with the aim of guarding the Trstěnice trade route. The castle was a typical fortress for its time, before the widespread use of gunpowder in Europe. The castle included an internal courtyard protected by five-metre thick walls, and an exterior wall of the old palace with the same... Telephone: 461744124 Address: Svojanov 1, 56973, Svojanov
Renaissance chateau, built in the years 1586-1590 by Jan Bezdružičký of Kolovraty. In 1978 the chateau burned down twice, after which it was reconstructed into its present form. The chateau contains an English style park which is open to the public, and which in addition to its vegetation also contains the work of wood carvers. Today the chateau serves as the seat of the Homestead at the Bystré cheateau, which has become an integral part of the life of the town. Telephone: 461741212, 461741196 Address: Zámecká 1, 569 92, Bystré
A Rococo structure built in 1774-1777 by Count Jean-Antoin Harbuval de Chamaré in the style of French summer residences, frequently referred to as “Little Schönbrunn" or “Czech Versailles.” The grounds include an entrance gate and a French garden with administration buildings, a granary, and an English park with a sandstone Calvary (1767) leading to the remains of the original Gothic castle. Telephone: 469325353 Address: čp. 1, 53945, Nové Hrady
Brněnec Micro-Region,
Broumov Region,
Holice Union of Towns,
Land of Smetana and Martinu,
Litomyšl-Desná Micro-Region,
Litomyšl Micro-Region ,
Moravská Třebová and Jevíčko Region,
Poličska Micro-Region,
Svitavsko ,
Toulovcovy Maštale Association of Towns,
Vysoké Mýto Micro-Region,
Zelena Energie Union of Towns,
Železné Hory Micro-Region
(13.01.2012)
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Králický Sněžník
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Pardubice region
Podzvičinsko
Castles and chateaus 
Jevíčko - small chateau
The small Renaissance chateau was built as a fortress in 1599 by Prokop and Jetřich Podstatský of Prusínovice. The current appearance of the building dates to reconstructions at the end of the 18th century.
It is a representative Renaissance chateau with sgraffito decoration built in 1568-1581. It ranks among the UNESCO monuments of the universal heritage due to its architectonic uniqueness. The theatre, which has been preserved with period decoration, was built at the end of the 18th century.
The chateau is located in the centre of the town on the site of the original castle from the 13th century. The structure was underwent substantial reconstruction at the end of the 15th century and in the first half of the 17th century. In 1840 a destructive fire swept through the town. The castle was destroyed to such an extent that it had to be razed, while the chateau was restored in the Classicist style. A unique element is the portal from 1492, which is considered one of the oldest Renaissance...
The beginning of the history of Svojanov Castle dates to the period of colonization of the remote corners of the lands of the Czech crown. In the 1280’s Přemysl Otakar II had Svojanov Castle built (Fürstenberg at the time) with the aim of guarding the Trstěnice trade route. The castle was a typical fortress for its time, before the widespread use of gunpowder in Europe. The castle included an internal courtyard protected by five-metre thick walls, and an exterior wall of the old palace with the same...
Renaissance chateau, built in the years 1586-1590 by Jan Bezdružičký of Kolovraty. In 1978 the chateau burned down twice, after which it was reconstructed into its present form. The chateau contains an English style park which is open to the public, and which in addition to its vegetation also contains the work of wood carvers. Today the chateau serves as the seat of the Homestead at the Bystré cheateau, which has become an integral part of the life of the town.
A Rococo structure built in 1774-1777 by Count Jean-Antoin Harbuval de Chamaré in the style of French summer residences, frequently referred to as “Little Schönbrunn" or “Czech Versailles.” The grounds include an entrance gate and a French garden with administration buildings, a granary, and an English park with a sandstone Calvary (1767) leading to the remains of the original Gothic castle.
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