Chateau Zleby, a picturesque castle nestled in the heart of the Czech Republic, offers a glimpse into history and natural beauty. My visit to this historic site was somewhat limited as the castle was regrettably closed for renovations during my visit. However, I seized the opportunity to explore the castle's enchanting park and its stunning surroundings.
Cesky Rudolec chateau is called Mala Hluboka. It is situated by the road No. 409 in the south-eastern corner of Cesky Rudolec village near Dacice in Ceska Kanada Nature Park.
Embarking on my journey to explore the scenic landscapes of the country, this summer led me to the picturesque village of Jaromerice nad Rokytnou, home to the captivating Jaromerice Chateau. While my knowledge of castles might be limited, I discovered that this Renaissance manor is heralded as one of the region's most popular historical landmarks.
Recently I went out for a trip and decided to visit Radun chateau. To be honest I have never heard of it, however, having seen few pictures I drove 160 km to visit it and took few pictures. Unfortunately I was not lucky that day as I forgot spare battery for camera in the power at home. Thus few following pictures were taken with dying battery and no visit of interior was made.
Nestled in Slavkov u Brna, the Baroque palace holds a rich tapestry of history that traces its roots back to the 13th century when it served as a command center for the Teutonic Knights. Over the centuries, its architectural evolution is evident, with the culmination being a Renaissance chateau constructed at the end of the 16th century. This chateau boasted a four-winged floor plan adorned with arcades, complemented by a prismatic tower, all built upon the foundations of its storied past (Source: Wikipedia).