Teplice Castle, Baroque castle with regional museum in Teplice, Czech Republic
Teplice Castle is a Baroque building in the town of Teplice with decorated exterior walls and large courtyards. The structure contains several connected wings that hold different exhibition spaces for the regional museum collections.
The castle grew from a medieval fortress built in the 13th century near thermal springs in the area. During the 18th century, major building work transformed it into the Baroque structure you see today.
The museum inside displays items that tell the story of local life and traditions in the region. Visitors can learn about the craftspeople and artists who shaped this area over time.
The castle opens daily for visitors and you should allow time to walk through the different exhibition rooms at a comfortable pace. The spaces are easy to move around in and clearly marked to help you find your way through the building.
The castle sits where a convent was founded near the area's thermal springs long ago. This connection to the natural warm waters shaped how the place developed over the centuries.
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