Mladějov - 281

I've known him since childhood.

Nice but closed to the public

The castle is not visible over the fence, it is closed only for events ... weddings and other maxi events

The festival is always worth it! ?

I've been coming here my whole life, it's just Paradise.

The first written mentions of the Mladějov fortress are from the 14th century. Until the 17th century it was probably a wooden building. In 1623 the fortress was sold to Albrecht of Wallenstein and Mladějov was run as part of the Kost estate. After Wallenstein's assassination in 1634, the owners of the fortress changed. After 1738, the new owner of the estate, the free Mrs. Anna Terezie Unwertová, had the medieval mansion rebuilt into a Classicist chateau. In the first half of the 19th century. The chateau was often visited by the director of Prague technology, František Josef Gerstner, the author of the project for the construction of the České Budějovice - Linz horse-drawn railway. In the 20th century, the new owners, whose descendants were returned to the castle as part of restitution in 1992, had their headquarters rebuilt into a pseudo-Baroque appearance. In 2002, the chateau burned down completely for unknown reasons, but over the next three years the owners managed to restore the chateau building. Today, unfortunately, the building is inaccessible to the public. The first written mention of the fortress in Mladějov comes from the 14th century. Until the 17th century it was probably a wooden building. In 1623, the fortress was sold to Albrecht of Wallenstein and Mladějov was led as part of the Kost estate. After Wallenstein's murder in 1634, the owners of the fort changed. After 1738, the new owner of the estate, the single lady Anna Terezie Unwert, rebuilt the medieval mansion into a Classicist chateau. In the first half of the 19th century. František Josef Gerstner, the director of the Prague Technique, the author of the project for the construction of the horse-drawn railway České Budějovice - Linz, often visited the chateau. In the 20th century, the new owners, whose descendants got the chateau back in 1992, rebuilt their residence into a pseudo-baroque appearance. In 2002, the chateau was completely burned down for unknown reasons, but the owners managed to restore the chateau over the next three years. Unfortunately, today the building is not open to the public.

Nice campsite with pools of clean water for swimming. Accommodation in cabins of a pioneer camp, or large cottages that have been occupied, or your own tent or caravan. Still clean sanitary facilities and half board for 140 CZK. What else to say???