Drahlín Castle, Fortified house in Drahlín, Czech Republic.
Drahlín Castle is a fortified residence in the village of Drahlín with walls that enclose both living quarters and defensive structures. The building shows the typical design of medieval Bohemian manor houses, combining residential comfort with practical defensive features suited to its time.
The first record of Drahlín dates to 1324, documenting the founding of the settlement with this fortified house as its administrative center. The building evolved over centuries as it reflected the changing needs of those who lived within it.
The castle maintains its designation as a cultural monument, representing the architectural heritage and regional building practices of Central Bohemia.
The location sits in the Central Bohemian Region and can be explored on foot as you walk through the village. The surrounding area is relatively easy to navigate for visitors of most abilities.
The castle stands at 522 meters above sea level, offering views of the surrounding municipality that spans 5.89 square kilometers.
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