Tichá Castle, Gothic fortified house in Tichá, Czech Republic.
Tichá Castle is a fortified residence built in the Gothic style with thick stone walls and tall pointed windows. The structure displays typical medieval defensive features that remain visible throughout the building.
The fortified house was first documented in 1359 and marks the beginning of recorded history for this settlement in the Moravian-Silesian region. Its establishment shows the importance of this area during medieval times.
The Ministry of Culture recognizes Tichá Castle as part of the Central List of Cultural Monuments, preserving its architectural heritage for future generations.
The site is connected to the surrounding village by walking paths and can be reached on foot. Visitors should wear appropriate footwear as the paths lead through hilly terrain.
The fortified structure maintains its original Gothic elements while integrating into the modern municipality of 2,000 residents in the Moravian-Silesian Foothills.
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