Nová Lhota, Cultural monument and château in Nová Lhota, Czech Republic.
Nová Lhota is a château located in the South Moravian region within the Horňácko ethnographic area. The complex sits at about 484 meters elevation and comprises several structures that form the traditional appearance of a South Moravian manor estate.
The château first appears in documents from 1598, stemming from a period of significant architectural development in South Moravian territories. After centuries of use, the complex was eventually placed under official protection to preserve its historical structures for future generations.
The château takes its name from the local settlement and displays typical features of South Moravian architecture from its era. Visitors can observe how the building sits within the rural landscape and see the role it played in village life.
The estate sits in a hilly area and is reachable on foot via paths leading from the village. Visitors should expect variable weather and wear appropriate footwear, as the approach crosses fields and meadows.
Despite its age, the building still displays the typical craftsmanship techniques of 16th-century South Moravian builders. These details in the walls and doorways are visible to attentive visitors and speak to the skill of historic construction methods.
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