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Bohuslavice - Bohuslavický Castle, Castle, stronghold Haluzická

Above the church are the remains of relief without any traces of the castle walls. After the top side of the rectangular platforms are reduced side terrace. The whole is surrounded by a moat and the orbital wall. Towards the close of the church stands out forecastle also protected by a moat and rampart. The castle or fortress was commemorated in 1408, 1437 and 1446th Termination of the castle is dated to 1468 and associated with the dragging of the Hungarian troops on Cimburk. On top of Castle Hill...

Bukovina in Strelice

If you walk along the blue tourist trail upriver from Střelice střelického Nedveky stream to the forest, we enter the beautiful romantic valley after about an hour journey will take us to the ruins of the castle Bucovina. From the meadow called "Ms. Meadow" button on the right flank of the valley on a hill, covered with ancient oaks, where deep trenches and ruins of the castle walls, the latest hard remnants of the mansion. In the years 1337 to 1943 kept the castle Gerhard and his son Louis from...

Bzenecký Castle (Old Castle)

The famous Bzenec Castle has disappeared with no masonry left, only an oval terrain mound remained in its place. It is located in the place where the Old Castle used to stand. The time of the origin of the castle is unclear. The Bzenec Castle tends to be, probably without reason, identified with a Businc Castle first mentioned in 1015. According to Pulkava’s Chronicle, the castle was built for Constance, the widowed wife of King Premysl Otakar I. There is evidence that in the first half of the...

Castle and Chateau Donlní Kounice

This significant historical monument was built in 1330 as a stronghold for the monastery, its present monumental look is due to 16th century conversion. It is currently privately owned. The castle area offers many locations for cultural, social and sports events.

Hluboke Dvory - Trmacov – The castle ruins

Trmačov – The castle ruins near the village of Hluboké Dvory are a cultural monument. The castle was founded at about the turn of the 13th to 14th century, and was first mentioned in 1350. Trmačov was allegedly abandoned during the Czech-Hungarian wars. Already by 1481 the castle is considered deserted. About 6 metres of the tower have been preserved, along with some modest remains of the palace and ramparts. The surrounding area is interwoven with a network of marked hiking trails

Little Kepkov in Žarošice

Little Kepkov found 1.5 km north of Konůvek. Little is shrouded in a mysterious history. Its origin is not preserved any records.

Hradisko with reliefs Bezruč P. and JB Foestra in Great Opatovice

About 1.5 km south of the town found remnants of an ancient fortification. Hradisko at a height of 513 m was built before the end of the Bronze Age people věteřovseké culture. It horseshoe shape with an area of ​​1.8 hectares and was fortified with a simple mound with a moat. The rocks below the fort are carved reliefs presenting the poet Peter Bezruč (of 1947) and composer JB Foestra (of 1952), whose author is a sculptor Charles Otahal. Hradisko with reliefs are available on the red tourist...

Fort Chernov - Račice - Pístovice

Chernov fort is one of the oldest Celtic sites in Moravia, back to the second half of the 5th to the early fourth stol.př.nl. Černovské oppidum is located on the southern edge of the hills between the villages Drahany Racice, Ježkovice Ruprechtov and in a natural park Rakovecké Valley. To this day the remnants of retaining walls which were built on the terraced landscaped, and the remains of trenches.

John's castle in Lednice

Designed by J. Hardtmuth this romantic castle ruins was build in 1807 and the edge of the Lednice-Valtice the hunting field and to serve as a hunting lodge, a meeting of the nobility before the rush, the last place of healing. The front of the building occupies a large room with adjoining rooms, decorated with ornamental murals. John's castle, named in honor of Prince John I, is a characteristic example of work inspired by the romantic medieval Gothic.

Dungeon Cave near the village Holštejn

Dungeon (sometimes called Lidomorna) is a cave, which is located in the rock below the castle Holštejn in the Moravian Karst. It leads to marked tourist paths. It is a former White Water margin cave. The cave consists of a large house about 17 m high 25 x 35 m. The dome is attached next four smaller halls. Henry Charles Wankel and Absolon when searching caves found hand-carved steps in the hall, which originally led from the castle to the ceiling of the cave. The hall is overwhelmed with the surface....
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