Lysice Castle

The castle exhibits Renaissance and Baroque architectural elements, featuring decorated rooms, private chambers, and an extensive collection of period furniture spanning multiple floors.

The site originated as a stronghold in 1476, owned by the Lords of Kunštát, before its transformation into a Renaissance water fortress by Diviš Černčický during the mid-16th century.

The Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach library preserves literary heritage, while the Oriental room displays Japanese and Chinese artifacts collected during Ervín Dubský's naval expeditions.

The castle offers two distinct tour routes: the first floor showcases representative rooms and the chapel, while the second presents the count's private quarters and guest chambers.

The garden's colonnade includes a pergola, an orangery, and greenhouses that supplied plants to notable establishments, including the Sacher hotel in Vienna during the 19th century.

Location: Lysice

Architectural style: baroque architecture

Website: https://zamek-lysice.cz

GPS coordinates: 49.45331,16.53319

Latest update: March 5, 2025 09:03