Tvrz Pasovary, Medieval fortified house in Světlík, Czech Republic.
Tvrz Pasovary is a fortified manor house in Světlík with a distinctive two-story prismatic tower as its main feature. The structure ranks among the most notable defensive buildings in the Český Krumlov district due to its substantial construction.
This Gothic fortress was first recorded in 1278, marking a long medieval history. It underwent renovations in the late 16th century when Renaissance architectural features were added to its design.
The fortified house earned recognition as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic, registered under designation number 45556/3-1454.
The site is accessible by hiking from Světlík toward Slavkov, turning onto a field road to the right after roughly one kilometer. When exploring, move carefully as there are unsecured cellars beneath the ruins that require watchful navigation.
The ruins contain unsecured cellars beneath the structure, requiring careful navigation during exploration of the historical remains.
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