Hradec nad Moravicí Castle, Gothic Revival castle in Hradec nad Moravicí, Czech Republic.
Hradec nad Moravicí Castle is a complex made up of several structures including the White Castle, Red Castle, and a Clock Tower. The grounds feature a large park filled with uncommon trees and shrubs.
The castle began as a fortress in the 11th century and was reconstructed after a fire in the 13th century under King Ottokar II of Bohemia. This rebuilding shaped many of the structures visitors see today.
The castle was home to the Lichnowsky family, who welcomed notable composers and musicians to stay and perform. Visitors today can walk through the rooms where these artistic figures once gathered and created.
Visitors can reach the castle by hourly trains from Opava východ station or direct buses from nearby towns. Guided tours are offered regularly and offer the best way to explore all areas of the complex.
The White Tower was built in 1887 and originally served as a water tank for the castle and nearby residential buildings. This practical feature reveals how carefully the estate was managed.
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