Four-winged Renaissance chateau built in the 2nd half of the 16th century. The stone staircase with Tuscan columns and the layout on the groundfloor have been preserved. The building underwent reconstruction in 1854. In 1945 it was set on fire and burned down, then reconstructed again.
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Klimkovice Chateau

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Renaissance chateau from the 17th century, its frontispiece was renovated in Empire style at the beginning of the 19th century.
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Bravantice Chateau

The chateau was built by Ondřej Bzenec of Markvartice on the foundation of a former fortress. Bombarding in 1945 severely damaged the chateau.
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Poruba Chateau

One-storey chateau building established by reconstructing an older chateau, mentioned in historical writings already in 1705. Around 1860, the tower was added with a turret and spiral staircase.
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Studénka Chateau

Late Baroque chateau built by Baron Quido Antonin of Kalkreut. In the 1st half of the 19th century, it was expanded and renovated in Empire style, as it looks today, by Count Arnošt August Falkenhain of Glošk.
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Kyjovice Chateau

This Renaissance chateau with elements of baroque reconstruction counts as one of the most visited landmarks in town. One of its most interesting nooks hides a chapel with the tombstones of the chateau’s former owners. The biggest part of the chateau collection is dedicated to the last owners of the edifice – the family of Sedlnitz of Choltice (or von Choltitz in German). Visitors may view the apartment, in which the last aristocratic denizen of the chateau lived – countess Hermína Balbína Sedlnitzká of Choltice.
The castle also offers an exposition entitled Hunting and Forestry, offering examples of hunting trophies and showing the evolution of hunting methods over the past centuries.
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Bílovec Chateau

Originally a fortress, first records date back to 1374. The German family Vetter von der Lilie owned it until the 17th century. It was reconstructed into a Baroque chateau in the 18th century.
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Nová Horka Chateau

The chateau's present day Late Baroque appearance dates back to around 1780. It was built in the 1720s on the site of a medieval fortress, most probably by Josef Viktorin of Harasova. It is a single-storey building covered by a mansard roof.
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Trnávka Chateau

Revived memorial of the ancient history of the city of Ostrava. The founding of the castle by the Counts Piastovec has been dated to the second half of the 13th Century. In 1640, the castle was re-built into a Renaissance chateau. It was damaged during the Thirty Years War, during the fire in 1872, and in the 20th Century by undermining during the mining of black coal (it is recorded that the building dropped 16 metres).
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Moravská Ostrava Castle

Four-winged, storeyed chateau built by Václav of Vrbna, evidently on the site of a former fortress. It is seperated from the village by a castle front area with a high entrance tower in the middle with a clock. It is surrounded by a park with valuable statues.
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Paskov Chateau

The fortress of Tvorkovský family of Kravař dating back to 1613. At the beginning of the 18th century the Lichnovští family of Voštice built a storeyed Baroque chateau on the site of the former fortress. At the beginning of the 19th century the Mitrovští family of Nemyšle acquired it and made some minor Classicist renovations, however, they did not reside in the chateau.
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