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The tourist area of the Moravian Karst and its environs rightfully boasts the designation “The region of seven chateaux and seven underground rivers”.
Boskovice Chateau, an elegant Empire-style building embellishing the town, is dutifully administered by the Mensdorff-Pouilly family. In addition to curious exhibits in the interior such as, for example, a copper globe with a representation of the sky, paintings on buffalo skins or small children’s theatre in the Rococo style from the British Queen, the exterior is remarkable as well. A beautifully groomed park with rare woody plants offers relaxation and a view of the town.
The northernmost stronghold of south Moravia is the chateau in Velké Opatovice, the courtyard of which features a unique structure. Under the orange roof and façade you will discover a giant plastic map of the lands of Moravia and Silesia covering an area of 100 sqm. The map was created in the early 20th century but it could not be displayed for its large size... it was only here that it was allowed to stand out in its entire beauty. The display is part of the collections of the Moravian Cartographic Centre that has its seat in the chateau.
Letovice Chateau, in turn, attracts visitors for unusual experiences. Are you looking for romanticism? Rent a chateau suite. Are you looking for an adrenaline rush? Spend a night at the bottom of the dungeon. And don’t forget to visit the beautiful park that surrounds the chateau.
Kunštát State Chateau is the cradle of united Europe. Why? The King of Bohemia, George of Kunštát and Poděbrady stayed there in the mid-15th century and he presented European rulers with a draft Treaty about a general peace organisation. Centuries and fashion styles blend at Kunštát naturally and there’s no other way but to admire them.
Lysice State Chateau boasts a large collection of Czech glass, weapons and Oriental items. It offers a walk you won’t experience at any other place. The unique colonnade with a hidden pergola and the chateau garden centre with an orangery have made the chateau famous among florists and wedding agencies. You have an opportunity to smell blooming camellias in February, and you will see an unheard-of concentration of brides and bridegrooms during the season.
The Salm family has made an indelible mark on the Blansko region not only by developing the technology of processing of iron ore, which is found in the surroundings. The chateau in Rájec nad Svitavou manifests their level of education and wealth, and their knowledge of science and art. The luxuriously furnishes interiors and cascades of ponds in the English park dazzle visitors even today.
Also, the Salm family saved the chateau in Blansko from a certain decline and used it as their summer residence. The historic rooms are astonishing for the beauty of their carved wood panelling. These days, the chateau is administered by the Museum of the Blansko Region and an interactive exhibition of artistic cast-iron works will present this demanding craft in detail. Iron production in this region is a phenomenon that had been unrivalled in the entire Habsburg Empire.
The northernmost stronghold of south Moravia is the chateau in Velké Opatovice, the courtyard of which features a unique structure. Under the orange roof and façade you will discover a giant plastic map of the lands of Moravia and Silesia covering an area of 100 sqm. The map was created in the early 20th century but it could not be displayed for its large size... it was only here that it was allowed to stand out in its entire beauty. The display is part of the collections of the Moravian Cartographic Centre that has its seat in the chateau.
Letovice Chateau, in turn, attracts visitors for unusual experiences. Are you looking for romanticism? Rent a chateau suite. Are you looking for an adrenaline rush? Spend a night at the bottom of the dungeon. And don’t forget to visit the beautiful park that surrounds the chateau.
Kunštát State Chateau is the cradle of united Europe. Why? The King of Bohemia, George of Kunštát and Poděbrady stayed there in the mid-15th century and he presented European rulers with a draft Treaty about a general peace organisation. Centuries and fashion styles blend at Kunštát naturally and there’s no other way but to admire them.
Lysice State Chateau boasts a large collection of Czech glass, weapons and Oriental items. It offers a walk you won’t experience at any other place. The unique colonnade with a hidden pergola and the chateau garden centre with an orangery have made the chateau famous among florists and wedding agencies. You have an opportunity to smell blooming camellias in February, and you will see an unheard-of concentration of brides and bridegrooms during the season.
The Salm family has made an indelible mark on the Blansko region not only by developing the technology of processing of iron ore, which is found in the surroundings. The chateau in Rájec nad Svitavou manifests their level of education and wealth, and their knowledge of science and art. The luxuriously furnishes interiors and cascades of ponds in the English park dazzle visitors even today.
Also, the Salm family saved the chateau in Blansko from a certain decline and used it as their summer residence. The historic rooms are astonishing for the beauty of their carved wood panelling. These days, the chateau is administered by the Museum of the Blansko Region and an interactive exhibition of artistic cast-iron works will present this demanding craft in detail. Iron production in this region is a phenomenon that had been unrivalled in the entire Habsburg Empire.
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