Dobrohoř, Medieval château in Staré Město pod Landštejnem, Czech Republic

Dobrohoř is a château in Staré Město pod Landštejnem, South Bohemia, formerly called Ebergersch. It began as a farmstead (poplužní dvůr) and was rebuilt in the Neoclassical style by the Sternbach family. After standing abandoned and neglected for years, the building is undergoing gradual reconstruction and now houses a gallery, a café and accommodation.

Dobrohoř began as a farmstead (poplužní dvůr) bought by the Herberstein family and later inherited by the Sternbachs, who planned to rebuild it as a Neoclassical château. After 1945 it was managed by state farms, and in 2013 new owners bought the neglected building and began its gradual reconstruction.

The château's name appears in German as Ebergersch and was formerly rendered in Czech as Ebrgař. After decades of neglect it is now run as a gallery open in the tourist season, with a café and overnight accommodation on site.

Dobrohoř is a château, not a fortress ruin, and it stands in the village of Staré Město pod Landštejnem in the South Bohemian Region. After years of neglect the building is being gradually reconstructed, so parts of the grounds may be closed off. In the tourist season it is open to the public and also houses a gallery, a café and accommodation.

The château was bought by new owners in 2013, after decades of neglect under the state farms that managed it from 1945. The same owners reopened it as a gallery with a café and rooms, and restoration is still under way.