castle Vargač - Na Vargači 283 263 01

Name: castle Vargač - Na Vargači 283 263 01
Address: Na Vargači 283 263 01, 263 01 Dobříš, Czechia, Dobříš, 263, Czech

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Address :	Na Vargači 283 263 01, 263 01 Dobříš, Czechia
Postal code :	263
Categories :	Historical landmark , Tourist attraction ,
City :	Dobříš

Na Vargači 283 263 01, 263 01 Dobříš, Czechia

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b	blackrossa on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Velmi smutny pohled na pamatku. Very sad look at the monument.
R	Renata Kopřivová on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Zahrada krása...hrad soukromý... nepřístupný Garden beauty ... private castle ... inaccessible
F	František Zimmermann on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Krásné místo pro odpolední procházku Beautiful place for an afternoon walk
T	Tomáš Kučera on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Škoda stavu, v němž se tato stavba nachází. Nejprve to byl hrad, pak po požáru Dobříše v 17. stol. sýpka a za komunistů skladiště. Teď to někdo soukromě "opravuje", ačkoliv prý nikdy nebyl proveden hloubkový památkový průzkum stavby. Damage to the condition of this building. First it was a castle, then after the fire of Dobříš in the 17th century. granary and a communist warehouse. Now someone is "repairing" it privately, although it is said that an in-depth monument survey of the building was never carried out.
P	Pavel Krejci on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Krásná, pro dobříšskou historii klíčová stavba. Ale v dost skličujícím stavu. Někdo se tam sice snaží, ale vypadá to spíš že tam zase bude nějaké komerční využití..... Bohužel..... Dovnitř jsem se nedostal, tak jen jedna fotka z okolí...... Beautiful, key building for Dobříš history. But in a pretty depressing state. Someone is trying there, but it looks more like there will be some commercial use ..... Unfortunately ..... I did not get inside, so just one photo from the neighborhood ......
G	George O´Harek (JOh) on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Jen milovníci historie vědí o starém původu tohoto objektu a jeho významu za vlády Lucemburků. To tu ovšem byly hluboké lesy a lovecký revír. Další osud byl tristní - zkázy a obnovy, a skončil jako sklad a z části byty. Nicmén stojících hradů moc nemáme, tak by se mněl někdo pustit do rekonstrukce a zpřístupnění. Only history lovers know about the old origins of this building and its significance during the reign of Luxembourg. However, there were deep forests and a hunting ground. Another fate was sad - destruction and restoration, and ended up as a warehouse and partly apartments. However, we do not have many standing castles, so someone should start the reconstruction and access.
V	Vladimir Pecha on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ První písemná zmínka o dobříšském hradu - dvorci - pochází z roku 1252. Kolem roku 1334 je dřevěný hrad přestavěn na opevněný dvojhrad a Karel IV. sem nechává přesunout úřad nejvyššího královského lovčího. Během husitských válek je hrad veden jako zástavní majetek a v roce 1630 je nakonec odprodán Brunovi Filipu z Mannsfeldu. Palác byl někdy mezi lety 1730-1740 přestavěn na sýpku a tomuto účelu pak sloužil dalších 200 let. Dnes je objekt v soukromém vlastnictví a není bohužel veřejně přístupný. The first written mention of the Dobříš castle (the court) dates from 1252. Around 1334, the wooden castle was rebuilt into a fortified double castle and Charles IV. moved the seat of the highest royal hunter in here. During the Hussite wars, the castle is listed as a mortgage and in 1630 it was finally sold to Bruno Filip of Mannsfeld. The palace was rebuilt into a granary sometime between 1730 and 1740, and then served this purpose for another 200 years. Today, the building is privately owned and is unfortunately not publicly accessible. The first written mention of the Dobříš castle - the court - dates from 1252. Around 1334, the wooden castle was rebuilt into a fortified double castle and Charles IV. he has the office of the highest royal hunter moved here. During the Hussite wars, the castle is listed as a mortgage and in 1630 it was finally sold to Bruno Filip of Mannsfeld. The palace was sometimes rebuilt into a granary between 1730 and 1740, and then served this purpose for another 200 years. Today, the building is privately owned and is unfortunately not publicly accessible. The first written mention of the Dobříš castle (the court) dates from 1252. Around 1334, the wooden castle was rebuilt into a fortified double castle and Charles IV. moved the seat of the highest royal hunter in here. During the Hussite wars, the castle is listed as a mortgage and in 1630 it was finally sold to Bruno Filip of Mannsfeld. The palace was rebuilt into a granary sometime between 1730 and 1740, and then served this purpose for another 200 years. Today, the building is privately owned and is unfortunately not publicly accessible.
D	Dion Folaa on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ enjoyed my visit here, although not much to see.