Originally early medieval stronghold had been rebuilt several times and gained its today appearance at the end of 19th century, when it was reconstructed in romantic Tudor gothic style and completed with White tower, Red Castle and decorative castle walls. Inside the castle is located a sculpture gallery and also the Memorial of L. van Beethoven and F. Liszt who visited the castle as it had been an important cultural centre.
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Hradec nad Moravicí Chateau

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The chateau was created with the reconstruction of a former fortress by Kašpare Rotmberk of Ketř. Later on Jan Lescourant had it rebuilt in Baroque style. During World War II it was serverely damaged and all subsequent restoration work only focused on purpose and cultural use.
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Štáblovice Chateau

Originally a Renaissance building rebuilt into an exquisitely furnished Classical residence. In the 2nd half of the 19th century, the exterior and interior underwent extensive reconstruction. The chateau is surrounded by a large park with numerous ponds. The park is enriched by small Empire style building structures.
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Raduň Chateau

The chateau is formed by a storeyed building in the shape of the letter L, with the end of the main wing expanded. It was built in Baroque style and later on renovated in Neo-Gothic style.
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Dolní Životice Chateau

Baroque chateau built in the beginning of the 18th century by František Josef of Hodic. In 1810, it was purchased by Melč Jan Count of Tenczina and the chateau was reconstructed in Empire style. The chateau has maintained this look to the present. There is an extensice park with rare species of trees and bushes around the chateau.
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Melč Chateau

Smaller storey three-winged castle with attached two-story building, which was rebuilt from an older fortress. Castle is a prime example of mastering simple Classicist modifications.
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Litultovice Chateau

Late Gothic chateau built in the 18th century in place of an old 16th century one. Built by the Lords of Kravař. In the 19th century, the west storeyed wing was added and the park was extended.
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Hoštice Chateau

The medieval water fortress was first mentioned in 1337. It was expanded and renovated in Renaissance style into a four-winged Renaissance chateau, perhaps under the rule of Mikuláš Tvorkovsky of Kravař (1582 - 1599). In the 1980s it was torn down. Only a small part of the moat and pond remain preserved.
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Štítina Chateau

And thus began the flourishing of the chateau into what we see today. This was not the work of Sendivoj himself, but of the husband of his daughter, the Brandenburg nobleman Eichendorff. The latter’s family brought the castle to its current stunning glory, but had to sell the chateau as a result of the debt it incured.
Today, the chateau belongs to the city of Kravaře and is used as its representative chambers. Visitors to the chateau can admire the work of baroque architects, of which the most historically valuable feature is the interior of the chateau chapel that was spared from the fire of 1937. The chapel's painted ceilings from 1730 are exquisite, capturing the assumption of the Virgin Mary.
In addition to illustrating the life of the Eichendorff family, the chateau is also home to a museum. There, visitors can gain an understanding of how "regular" people in Kravaře and Hlučínsko once lived.
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Kravaře Chateau

The chateau was built by the owner of the main estate, Ondre Renard. It was built in Empire style, however fundamental building changes were made later on that basically removed the classical character.
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Hlavnice Chateau

Empire style chateau built in Mladec at the beginning of the 19th century by Onre, Count Renard. Later on, an extensive landscaping park was established around the chateau. Today the chateau serves as a home to the Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy of the 3rd Order of St. Francis.
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