Bohnice Castle, Baroque château in Bohnice, Czech Republic

Bohnice Castle is a late-Baroque chateau in Old Bohnice, opposite the Church of St. Peter and Paul. The single-storey building has a mansard roof and a small tower; its facade was reworked in the Neoclassical style in the early 19th century. It stands within the grounds of a psychiatric hospital.

Bohnice Castle is a late-Baroque chateau built in the 18th century. At the start of the 19th century its facade was reworked, and the front was given a Neoclassical form. It now stands inside the grounds of a psychiatric hospital.

The chateau stands opposite the Church of St. Peter and Paul in Old Bohnice, within the grounds of the psychiatric hospital. Its name comes from the village of Bohnice, first recorded in the 12th century. Visitors can see the late-Baroque building from the public lane outside the hospital grounds.

The château stands opposite the Church of St. Peter and Paul in Old Bohnice, inside the grounds of the psychiatric hospital, and is closed to the public. It can be seen from the street outside the hospital area; there is no visitor entry to the building or its grounds.

The chateau stands opposite the Church of St. Peter and Paul in Old Bohnice, a detail that helps visitors locate it within the hospital grounds. Its single-storey mass with a mansard roof and small tower is visible from the street, though the building itself is closed to the public.