The Archbishop’s Chateau in the town of Kromeriz ranks among the most valued historic monuments in Moravia. It used to serve as a representative residence of its owners, Olomouc Archbishops. In 1110, a market settlement called Kromeriz was bought by the Olomouc Bishop Jan II. (1104 - 1126) and it became the property of Olomouc Bishopric ( ( Read more... )

Buchlovice castle (which i think better call palace) is a castle situated about 10 km to the west of Uherské Hradiště, in south-east Moravia, Czech Republic.


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Luhačovice was initially a village belonging to Lukov castle. It is historically documented in the mid 14th century. The local „salted" waters became known after the year 1668 when Dr. Hertod of Brno first described them. The Luhačovice Baroque caste was built in 1738 on the site of an earlier 17th century structure ( Read more... )

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The castle was originally begun in 1553 for Florian Griespek of Griespach, though it was not completed at the death of the builder in 1588. The exterior facades are almost completely preserved as are some of the interiors. Among the best preserved Renaissance spaces the most interesting is the Knight's Hall with its stone fireplace, wall and ( Read more... )

I'm a newbie to this community, so sorry if this has been posted before.

Sharing the picture of Konopiste castle in the Czech Republic

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/173/442130626_4ec4203afd.jpg?v=0