The Classicist castle was built at the beginning of the 18th century and was later rebuilt in Neo-Renaissance style. It is surrounded by a large English park with small buildings and a new golf course.
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Šilheřovice Chateau

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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

The chateau is an evidence of a building formed in several architectural styles – the core of the building dates back to the 16th century; a portal with an emblem that states the year 1498. Further reconstructions took place in the 19th and 20th century. An English style park that surrounds the chateau was established at the turn of the 20th century.
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Dolní Benešov Chateau

Baroque chateau built in the 17th century by Jiří Lichnovský. It served as a hunting residence and as of 1952 a rehabilitation institute has been housed here.
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Chuchelná 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

Chateau from the 1st half of the 18th century, single-storey, rectangular, with a mansard roof, in Baroque style, with a stone portal and the coat-of-arms of the Velehrad monastery. The chateau has undergone reconstruction and the municipal office is housed in it.
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Bolatice 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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Sobkův palác Chateau

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

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

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

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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