Šluknovský zámek
Šluknovský zámek is a Renaissance manor house located in the town of Šluknov, within the Děčín District of Ústecký Region. Originally built between 1566 and 1573 by Arnošt ze Šlejnic to replace an ear…
Monuments in the Renaissance architectural style – castles, chateaux, churches and other buildings.
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Šluknovský zámek is a Renaissance manor house located in the town of Šluknov, within the Děčín District of Ústecký Region. Originally built between 1566 and 1573 by Arnošt ze Šlejnic to replace an ear…
Zámek Kuřívody is a remnant of a Renaissance noble seat located in the former town and village of Kuřívody, now part of Ralsko. Originally built as a fortress around 1400, it was transformed into a ch…
Zámek Police is a captivating Renaissance castle with historical layers dating back to the 14th century. Its transformation in the 16th century by Jan Tavíkovský z Tavíkovic and subsequent Baroque ren…
The Church of Saint Stephen in Skřiváně stands as a testament to late Renaissance architecture, with its unique stained-glass windows and remnants of original decorations. Its historical significance …
Kostel Nejsvětější Trojice stands as a testament to Renaissance architecture with Gothic touches, featuring unique stucco decorations and a rich history of renovations. Its cultural significance is un…
Vodní mlýn ve Slupi stands as a testament to late Renaissance engineering and craftsmanship. Its preserved water wheels and millrace offer a glimpse into the past's technological ingenuity. Managed by…
Zámek Žerotínů in Valašské Meziříčí is a cultural monument of the Czech Republic, originally constructed as a Renaissance castle by the Pernštejn family at the turn of the 16th century. Over time, it …
Zámek Zábřeh na Moravě stands as a testament to its medieval origins, transformed into a Renaissance jewel by the Tunkl family. Its strategic location once safeguarded vital trade routes, while today …
Zámek Přerov stands as a testament to the architectural evolution from medieval fortresses to Renaissance elegance. Its rich history, including survival through wars and its role in education, makes i…
Oslavan Castle is a testament to the rich history of Oslavany, blending Renaissance elegance with centuries of diverse ownership. Its transformation from a monastery to a grand palace reflects the dyn…
Nový Berštejn is a unique Renaissance castle with a beautiful chapel and a large park. The castle has undergone several transformations over the centuries and is now a luxury hotel and a protected cul…
Brandýs Castle was a Renaissance castle, which served as a summer residence for Teschen princes and was later rebuilt in Baroque style.
Starý zámek Dačice is a Renaissance two-story building with an attic, pinnacles, and crenellations. Originally constructed between 1572 and 1579 by Albrecht Krajíř z Krajku and his wife Magdaléna z Vř…
Zámek Velké Losiny, located in the Hanušovická vrchovina region of Olomoucký kraj, is a Renaissance castle built on the site of a medieval fortress. It gained notoriety for the witch trials between 16…
Zámek Ptení is a captivating Renaissance castle with a rich history dating back to 1499. Once a fortress, it has witnessed numerous ownership changes and periods of neglect. Today, under new stewardsh…
Doudleby nad Orlicí stands as a testament to Renaissance architecture with its unique sgrafito decoration, offering a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of the Bubnů family. Its rich history and archi…
Kostel svatého Víta in Rudolfov is a Renaissance hall church with a rich history tied to mining communities. Its unique architectural features and historical transformations reflect the religious shif…
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