Chateau from the 1st half of the 18th century. In 1901 it was reconstructed in pseudo-Baroque style by industrialist Gaston Malmann. The chateau is rectangualr in shape with a mansard roof. The main frontispiece is decorated by a dynamically modelled central buttress with a gable and arcade underpass.
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Myštěves Chateau

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Three-winged Neo-Gothic chateau, which is adorned by two corner towers (the right tower is octagonal, the left one is cylindrical with castellation).
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Podlesí Chateau 

Originally a Renaissance fortress, which was rebuilt into a Renaissance chateau, later reconstructed in the style of English Neo-Gothic.
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Skřivany Chateau

Two-storey building with mansard roof and tower. On the southern facade of the small bay, originally a chapel and two cylindrical corner towers. On the ground floor of a glazed arcade of the courtyard. A two-armed staircase leads to a large park from the main building of the chateau.
The chateau is close to public now.
http://waymarking.com/

Holovousy Chateau

Originally a fortress which was reconstructed into a baroque chateau in the 17th century according to the project of architect Kilian Ignac Dientzenhofer. The building was in the ownership of the Benedictines until 1948, later it served as a storage place for healthcare material.
http://en.portalcidlina.cz/

Sloupno Chateau

Originally a gothic fortress from 1368 which was reconstructed in the 18th century to a baroque chateau. In 1936 it was rebuilt after a fire. The building is connected with a brick corridor leading to the neighbouring baroque chapel.
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Cerekvice nad Bystřic Chateau

The oldest building in the village is the Baroque castle built in 1737 by Kryštof Norbert Voračický from Paběnice. Statues of St Joseph, St Francis Xavier, St John Nepomuk and a brick belfry from 1777, situated in the cadastre territory of the village, belong to other historical monuments which can be seen in the village.
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Barchov Chateau

A storeyed chateau with a polygonal tower, decorated with a garret and high gables with castellation and turrets. Originally it was a Renaissance fortress from the 2nd half of the 16th century, which was reconstructed into an early Baroque chateau in the 17th century. In 1789 it was torn down and later rebuilt according to the design of E. Hall in 1852.
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Hlušice Chateau

Hrádek u Nechanic is a 19th-century Gothic style Romantic château near the town of Hrádek in the Hradec Králové Region of the Czech Republic. In 2001 Hrádek u Nechanic was declared part of the National Cultural Heritage. The chateau is administered by the National Heritage Trust and the Ministry of Culture.
Hrádek u Nechanic was built between 1839 and 1857 as a representative and summer seat by Count František Arnošt of Harrach, one of the most important representatives of the Jilemnice dynasty. The young Austrian architect Karl Fischer led building operations and suggested decoration of the chateau's interior. The chateau was designed by the English architect Edward Buckton Lamb. It is referred to as “Little Hluboká” because it resembles to Hluboka Chateau in southern Bohemia. Most of the furniture was made by local artisans. The remainder of the interior was brought from Italy and Austria. Around the same time, L. Krüger converted part of the local forest into a park. In the left part of the park, a reserve and pheasantry were founded. In 1945, the chateau was confiscated because of the Beneš decrees.

Hrádek u Nechanic Chateau

Originally was there a fortress from the 14th century, which was rebuilt by George Bedrich of Oppersdorf between 1693 - 1703 in the baroque castle by builder Klupf. The Seven Years' War desolated the manor and the castle served as the seat of both opposite masters belligerentes alternately. After the year 1766 had made Josef Jan Sosnovec of Vlkanova some great repairs. In 1846 a great fire spent the Miletín manor and during the year 1847 was in the Empire style restored. Since 1946 is the castle in the hands of the Czech State. Unaccessible. The English-garten in the surroundings was established by Prince Alexander Schonburg-Hartenstein in the 1881.
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Miletín Castle

The lords of the House of Poličan and Hustířan lived in the château from 1382. In 1540 – 1560, Bílé Poličany came into the ownership of Sigmund and Albrecht von Schmiritz and the widely branched House of Wallenstein ruled there from the mid-16th century. Albrecht von Wallenstein became a significant owner in 1623. The original wooden fortress was not rebuilt as a stone one until 1657. During the first half of the 18th century, the chateau was reconstructed once again. It has been the property of the Hasičská vzájemná pojišťovny, a.s. since 1999 and that company has undertaken significant reconstruction work there since 2004.
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