The dominant of the region provides a beautiful view from the altitude of 912 meters. Only the remains of walls survived from the castle, established in 13th century. The remains of defense trenches are also visible. Pegmatite rocks are used by climbers.
http://navstivtejeseniky.cz/

Koberštejn Castle

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The ruins of a medieval castle built at the end of the 13th century. After a number of changes in ownership, it was destroyed in 1505. According to the parts that have been preserved, the castle was built in the Berg Frit style and had a tower that served as a residence. According to estimates, this tower was approximately 13 meters high. Today its fragments now share this site with smaller sections of the fortification and the foundation walls.
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Kaltenštejn Castle

The chateau was built by the Mikuschov family at the beginning of the 17th century. The building often changed owners (the most famous of which were most probably the Sternberks).
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Černá Voda Chateau

A truly unique and rare structure in the Jeseník region, converted into its present form in the early 19th century. The castle, subsequently converted into a church, is located in the townlet of Žulová. From the original structure, only the tower has survived and is presently used as a bell tower. This place, which, from the time it was originally constructed in 1290, repelled Swedish raiders and served as a defensive bastion during the Thirty Year War, is an interesting excursion destination for all fans of historical buildings and architecture.
http://villaregenhart.cz/

Žulová Castle

Built in the second half of the 16th century by reconstructing a fortress into a Renaissance residence, left to ruin several times, gradually being reconstructed at the present.
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Linhartovy Chateau

A free-standing three-winged, single storey building with a mansard roof. The chateau has a simple unified facade and is surrounded by a park.
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Hošťálkovy Chateau

The chateau Dívčí Hrad from the 13th century is a local view point built over the river Osoblaha, rebuilt in the second half of the 16th century into a Renaissance chateau, corresponding the type of Northern Italian strongholds with turrets.
In 1768 the chateau won the Order of St. John, later the Order of Malta, and the building with a farm remained in its possession also after 1918. During the World War II, it was heavily damaged. In the post-war time the chateau has been renovated, however, it is closed to the public.
http://infokrnov.cz/

Dívčí Hrad Chateau

The chateau was built by Přemek of Žerotín on the site of a former wooden hunting chateau. The Klien brothers (iron mongery entrepreneurs) acquired the chateau in 1844. They founded a nature park here.
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