Zámecká hospoda House

Zámecká hospoda is a historic townhouse in Rožmitál under Tremšín, Central Bohemia. Located on the street Ing. Lízla (formerly Jirsíkova) in the town monument reservation and is close to the castle Rožmitál pod Třemšínem. Since 1958 it has been protected as a cultural monument, which highlights its historical and architectural value. Today it works as a restaurant Zámecká hospoda, which attracts visitors with its unique character and an interesting past.

The history of the house dates back to the second half of the 18th century when it was built in the late Baroque style. It's possible he replaced the older buildings in this place. Historical records show the castle forge in the 16th century. Over the years, Zámecká hospoda has undergone several stages of modification and expansion, especially around the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, when the side wing and the entire building were built in a style of classicism.

Architecturally, it is a remarkable building with a floor plan in the form of a letter L. Its masonry, made of mixed materials mainly stone, is covered with white lime plaster and decorated with block boasts in demanding places. The main entrance is located in the middle of the longer wing to the street Ing. Lízla, where are the Baroque doors. The building weighs down to the Kitchenette pond and has access to the basement at the ground level. Zámecká hospoda is characterized by a mansard roof above the main wing and a saddle roof above the side wing, both covered with shingles cover since the 1980s.

The building had different owners and administrators during its history. After 1948 she served as a residence for an employee of a forest company as well as a castle. In the 1970s, the town of Rožmitál, together with the castle, reconstructed house no. 2. On 3 July 1980 the restaurant Zámecká hospoda was opened, whose interiors decorated the paintings with historical motifs from Miroslav Háska. After 1989, the town sold the building to Mr Fabinger and after 2006 it was bought by the family of Parstková from Voltuše, who reopened it as a restaurant.

Zámecká hospoda also has an interesting connection with personalities such as Karel Daniel Gangloff, a woodsman and inventor who lived here. For some time there was Adolf Růžička, a doctor and the first Rojmital amateur. The exteriors of the building also appeared in the TV movie Night of the shepherds (1992), which contributes to its cultural popularity.

Today, Zámecká hospoda is not only a cultural monument, but also a popular place for visitors who enjoy restaurant offers and immerse themselves in history. Since the spring of 2025, a reconstruction of the roof and roof cover have been under way, which ensures the preservation of its historical character for future generations.

The visit to the Castle pub offers a unique opportunity to explore the rich history and architecture of Rožmitál under Tremšín. It is a place where the past meets the present, offering visitors a comfortable space to relax and enjoy local specialties. Visit this monument and appreciate its historical value and beauty, which makes it an essential part of the cultural heritage of the region.