This Baroque castle was built in the second half of 18th century. The castle is surrounded by a large park with a base court. The castle, the cereal granary and the park are national cultural monuments in the care of National Heritage Institute.
After many years of dilapidation, the castle renovation started in 2003.
Despite the ongoing renovation, the castle offers its interesting interiors and a beautiful park for your important moments in life, or just relaxation or a simple visit.

by car 17 km https://www.svinare.com/ Coordinates: 49.8935072, 14.1832839

The castle was built in the middle of the 13th century in place of a former hunting lodge. The most famous owner of the castle was Stephan of Tetín, cousin of Jan Volek. During centuries the castle was besieged several times. It was dismantled at the time of building Karlštejn castle. Due to quarrying in a nearby quarry only a few remains can be seen today.- ruins of the palace walls, a part of a tower and a moat. There is a spectaculous view of Berounka river from the ruins.

by car 6 km

on foot / by bike 4 km https://www.tetin.cz/ Coordinates: 49.9499794, 14.1060658

Týřov castle was built at the beginning of the 13th century during the reign of king Wenceslaus I. It used to be one of the oldest Czech castles. For its military quality it was very popular among the Czech kings. It was one of the first castles built in French style in the country and it enabled active defence. 
Until today only ruins of towers and palace walls remained.
The place offers spectacular views of Berounka river, Skryje bridge and the beautiful landscape.

by car 37 km http://www.is-krivoklat.cz/ Coordinates: 49.9734836, 13.7900661

Romantic ruins of the early gothic castle are hidden in deep Brdy forests near Komárov town. The castle is located in former military training area Jince, approximately 10 km from Hořovice town. 
Yellow hiking trail leads there from Neřežín (1,5 km up the hill) or from Podluhy (5,5 km).

by car 31 km https://mkc-horovice.cz/informacni-centrum/ Coordinates: 49.7751069, 13.8934319

From the vague outlines of its origins, the Romanesque-Gothic Zbiroh Castle emerges at the end of the 12th century as the oldest Czech aristocratic residence. The original castle part is still dominated by the oldest detached watch tower in the Czech Republic. Zbiroh acquired its present-day neo-renaissance appearance at the end of the 16th century in the possession of Emperor Rudolf II. Habsburg 
Zbiroh is sometimes called the Three Emperors’ Chateau - as it was owned by King Ottokar II., Emperors Charles IV., Sigismund and Rudolf II.
There is the deepest well in Europe. The chateau’s salons and halls include the large neo-Renaissance Alfons Mucha Hall, with an original curtain by the world-famous painter, who spent eighteen years here and painted his famous Slav Epic here.

by car 31 km https://www.zbiroh.com/ Coordinates: 49.8583467, 13.7623525