Trmice Castle, Gothic Revival castle in Trmice, Czech Republic

Trmice Castle is a Gothic Revival building with a complex floor plan, one to two storeys high, standing in a park on the western edge of Trmice. Its facade has corner pilasters, cornices and large double windows, and a square tower with round-arched windows is topped by a balustrade. The park is enclosed by a meander of the Bílina and includes a circular pool and a bridge over a former mill race.

Count Nostic commissioned construction in 1856, with architects Heinrich von Ferstel and Friedrich Ritter von Stache overseeing the project until 1863. The castle took shape during a period of regional industrial growth.

The castle later housed a cultural centre with an exhibition on regional industry and a model railway. The building stands in a park encircled by a meander of the Bílina river, and a circular pool and a bridge over the former mill race belong to it.

The castle stands on the western edge of Trmice, in a park enclosed by a meander of the Bílina river. The grounds also hold a circular pool and a bridge over the former mill race, so the walk through the park passes these features. The building is protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic.

The castle stands in a park enclosed by a meander of the Bílina River, and a circular pool and a bridge over the former mill race belong to it. The older manor seat in Trmice, the old castle, was demolished in 1956.