Wolf Hill Castle

Wolf Hill Castle is an Empire-style château located in the village of Kladeruby nad Oslavou in the Czech Republic. The structure features a strictly symmetrical facade with columns, clean lines, and balanced proportions typical of early 1800s European construction.

Construction began in 1830 during a period of significant architectural development across the Czech lands. The castle's creation coincided with a time when wealthy families throughout Europe invested in building new residences.

The castle has been a family residence for generations and remains a visual anchor in the local village landscape. Its formal design reflects how European nobility used architecture to express status and wealth during the 1800s.

The castle sits outside the village center and requires personal transport since public buses to Kladeruby nad Oslavou are infrequent. Visitors should plan to arrive by car and view the architectural details from the exterior of the property.

The countryside surrounding the castle connects to marked trails of the Südmährische Jakobsweg, a pilgrimage route that links the region to Velehrad Monastery and paths extending toward Bavaria. Hikers can explore these walking trails as part of a larger journey through Czech territory.

Location: Kladeruby nad Oslavou

Inception: 1830

Architectural style: Empire style

Website: https://vlcikopec.cz

GPS coordinates: 49.15550,16.16310

Latest update: December 9, 2025 12:24