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One of the gates to the town of Melnik

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Only some of the basic walls on which the never-completed chateau was built have survived from the castle in Chvatěruby. The main core today consists of a rectangular Renaissance palace building, which contains a Gothic wall at the cellar level. The palace is then connected to the unfinished Baroque chateau wings. On the site of the current chateau ruins, there was originally a yeoman's fortress. At the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries, the fortress was rebuilt into a chateau by the Zajícs of Hazmburk. On the southern side, they fortified it with a rounded bastion (today house no. 6) and a deep ditch, which was also carved into the rock on the eastern side.

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The castle was probably built here in the 14th century. In the 16th century it was rebuilt into a Renaissance chateau. Kryštof Karel Voračický from Paběnice began to rebuild the chateau in the Baroque style in 1699, but due to lack of funds he never completed the reconstruction. In the 19th century the building was already in disrepair. Today it is privately owned.

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Veltrusy – the history of the castle, the park and the Chotek family. It is surrounded by a sea of green leaves, the Vltava's shimmer of the sun, hop fields and paths of fate. It remains as its builders and the stormy nature wished it to be. It is an oasis of our soul, an escape to paradise and a mirror of society. Let yourself be blown away to the Veltrusy island and taste.....

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Václav Antonín Chotek had his seasonal residence built at the beginning of the 18th century and it represents an important work of the high Baroque. The author of the design was probably Giovanni Battista Alliprandi, an architect of Italian origin who worked in Bohemia. The castle consists of a main building with a higher cylindrical core, from which four one-story wings extend. On the north side there is a monumental two-flight staircase with a sculpture group. The courtyard is then finished on the north with a series of allegorical sculptures from the workshop of Matyáš Bernard Braun. In the interiors you will see decorations and furnishings mainly in the Baroque and Rococo style. Around the castle there is a large English park with a number of romantic small buildings and sculptures, which was created at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. You can see the castle as part of one of the sightseeing tours that will introduce you to the life of the nobility or to the stay here of General Laudon during the so-called Potato War of 1778.

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Prague Gate (around 1500) and remains of the walls with a bastion and water tower.

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The Lobkowitz family (Czech spelling Lobkowicz or Lobkovic) is one of the oldest Bohemian noble families. This branch of the Old Bohemian family, which is still represented by numerous people in the Czech Republic and other European countries, originally had the surname Popel (German: ash).

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The once magnificent baroque palace is actually a gem: semi-circular towards the street, the park front is magnificent; it overlooks a rather poorly maintained park with a few beautiful statues, many other statues are missing... It is privately owned, badly damaged and cannot be visited.

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