Štemplovec Castle, Medieval château in Štemplovec, Czech Republic.
Štemplovec Castle is a stone structure in the village of Štemplovec featuring a rectangular layout with corner towers and a central courtyard. Two-story residential wings surround this inner yard, forming the main building complex.
The fortress originated in medieval times and underwent major transformation during the 16th century. This redesign shifted the focus from military defense to residential living.
The castle functions as a preserved monument showing how building styles changed over centuries. Visitors can observe architectural elements that blend defensive features with later residential additions.
The castle opens for guided visits during the warmer months when walking through the grounds is pleasant. The gardens and display rooms are included as part of the tour experience.
A network of underground passages connects different sections of the castle together. One chamber in this system once served to store grain.
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