Mirošovice Castle

Mirošovice Castle is a structure in the village of Mirošovice that displays Renaissance and Baroque elements, marked by carefully worked stone details and symmetrical facades. It extends over multiple floors with generous windows that show how nobles moved from fortified structures to more comfortable homes.

The castle was built in the 15th century and reflects the period when Czech nobles modernized their way of living and replaced fortified structures with more comfortable residences. Its architectural changes show the cultural shift of that era.

The castle holds importance as a regional landmark that reflects the area's noble heritage and past. Its role as a residence for the local nobility shaped the village's development over centuries.

The castle is not open to visitors at this time because major restoration work has been ongoing since 2019. It is best to check ahead before visiting the area to see if restoration progress has been made.

The walls display sgraffito decoration, an old technique where patterns are scratched into plaster to reveal color contrasts beneath. This elaborate ornament was a sign of the wealth and artistic taste of the noble residents.