Jinonice Castle

Jinonice Castle is a baroque building in Prague's Jinonice district featuring symmetrical facades and ornate stonework typical of the period. It was originally designed to serve both as a residence and as an administrative center, with adjoining structures for agricultural and economic purposes.

The castle was built during a period when Prague was a major center of Central European aristocracy and remained under family ownership for centuries. Its architecture and layout document how noble life evolved in this region over time.

The castle was home to one of Prague's most influential noble families and shaped the character of this district. Visitors can still see how aristocratic life unfolded through the rooms and the surrounding grounds.

The site is relatively easy to reach and located in a well-connected district of Prague. Visitors should be aware that the interior is currently undergoing renovation and viewing opportunities may be limited.

Rather than being simply a noble residence, the castle was a working estate with a farm and agricultural buildings directly integrated into the residential complex. This mix of dwelling and farming was typical for aristocratic seats of this era but is often overlooked by visitors today.

Location: Jinonice

Location: Prague 5

Architects: Giacomo Antonio de Maggi

Architectural style: baroque architecture

GPS coordinates: 50.05329,14.35633

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:22