Štiřín Castle, Baroque castle in Štiřín, Czech Republic
Štiřín Castle is a three-wing structure that houses elegant rooms with vaulted ceilings, exposed stone walls, and a French staircase opening onto the garden. The entire property spans multiple buildings with numerous rooms, a restaurant, health facilities, and recreational spaces for guests.
The castle was founded around the turn of the 17th century and underwent major reconstruction around 1750 under Count Salm-Reifferscheidt. This transformation converted the original fortified building into an elegant aristocratic residence with baroque character.
The castle grounds display sculptures attributed to Matthias B. Braun, including a statue of St. Jan Nepomucký from 1764. These works of art remain integrated into the park as reminders of the owner's tastes.
The property offers various amenities including a golf course and tennis courts available for visitor use. Plan your visit in advance by checking opening hours and availability to make the most of the recreational facilities.
After World War II, the castle sheltered concentration camp children under the care of humanitarian Přemysl Pitter. This important chapter added a humanitarian dimension to the castle's story that many visitors discover during their visit.
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