Svojšín Chateau, Cultural monument and Baroque château in Svojšín, Czech Republic.

Svojšín Château is a Baroque building in the Czech region, defined by symmetrical facades and decorative stone elements throughout. The structure displays classical features of aristocratic architecture from this period, with carefully designed details on walls and entrances.

A fortress stood here by the 12th century, and masonry from the 14th–15th-century stronghold was uncovered in excavations of 2008–2010. In 1554 Svojšín passed by marriage to Jiří Příchovský, whose descendants held it until 1795. Judita Příchovská had the château built in 1723; after a forced auction it went to Josef Bigatto and then to the Juncker-Bigatto family until 1935. The village acquired it in 1990 and restored it in 2003–2015.

The château's name comes from the village of Svojšín, which the Příchovský family acquired in 1554 through Jiří Příchovský's marriage to heiress Anna Svojšínská of Nalžovy. Their descendants held the estate until 1795. Today the building houses a café, an exhibition hall and tourist accommodation, and weddings and other cultural events take place in its grounds.

The château is open to the public during visiting hours; it houses a café, an exhibition hall and tourist accommodation. The grounds host weddings and other cultural events. The park, with the memorial Svojšín Linden, lies within the village and covers one hectare.

The château carries the official catalogue number 40608/4-1951 in the Czech heritage protection registry, which underscores its status as a protected cultural monument. This registration means its architectural heritage is safeguarded by the state and preserved for future generations.