Uhříněves Castle

Name: Uhříněves Castle
Address: Přátelství 685, 104 00 Praha 22-Uhříněves, Czechia, Praha Uhříněves, Czech

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Address :	Přátelství 685, 104 00 Praha 22-Uhříněves, Czechia
Website :	http://www.kultura.cz/profile/5824-zamek-uhrineves
Categories :	Manor house ,
City :	Praha Uhříněves

Přátelství 685, 104 00 Praha 22-Uhříněves, Czechia

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J	Jaroslav Suchý on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
F	František Piskač on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
K	Kamil Vnoucek on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Vzpomínka na mládí Remembering youth
E	Ema Srbová on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Krásné misto Beautiful place
A	Andrea Peškova on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Moc hezký zámek a prostředí kolem. Very nice castle and environment around.
P	Patrik Spurný on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Renesanční zámek na kraji Uhříněvsi ze 16 století, který nechal vystavět Jan Smiřický. Renaissance chateau on the outskirts of Uhříněves from the 16th century, built by Jan Smiřický.
G	George O´Harek (JOh) on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Vcelku zachovalý pův. renesančnÍ zámek ukrytý mezi hospodářskými budovami a je součástí velkého areálu VÚŽV. Je to veřejná instituce a za jistých okolností lze vstoupit dovnitř. Jsou zde i informace o historii objektu. Quite well-preserved orig. Renaissance chateau hidden between farm buildings and is part of a large VÚŽV complex. It is a public institution and can be entered under certain circumstances. There is also information about the history of the object.
V	Vladimir Pecha on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Renesanční zámek byl postaven koncem 16. století Janem Smiřickým - jeho panský dům tvoří jádro zámecké budovy. Od roku 1626 vlastnili velkostatek se zámkem Lichtenštejnové. V roce 1639 zámek vypálili Švédové. Do dnešní podoby byl upraven Janem A. z Liechtensteina v roce 1711. Lichtenštejnové na zámku sídlili až do roku 1919. Dnes je zámecký objekt součástí Výzkumného ústavu živočišné výroby a veřejnosti není přístupný. Na průčelí zámku jsou umístěny kamenné desky. První informuje o postavení panského domu roku 1591, druhá vyobrazuje znak Zajíců z Házmburka. V minulosti byly, údajně ještě spolu s třetí deskou, se znakem Smiřických ze Smiřic, umístěny na bráně zámku. The Renaissance chateau was built at the end of the 16th century by Jan Smiřický - his manor house forms the core of the chateau building. From 1626, the Liechtensteins owned the manor with the castle. In 1639 the castle was burned down by the Swedes. It was modified to its current form by Jan A. of Liechtenstein in 1711. The Liechtensteins lived in the chateau until 1919. Today, the chateau building is part of the Research Institute of Animal Production and is not open to the public. Two stone slabs are placed on the facade of the chateau. The first informs about the position of the manor house in 1591, the second depicts the emblem of the Zajíc family of Házmburk. In the past, they were allegedly still together with the third plaque, with the emblem of the Smiřický family of Smiřice, placed on the gate of the chateau. The Renaissance chateau was built at the end of the 16th century by Jan Smiřický - his manor house forms the core of the chateau building. From 1626, the Liechtensteins owned the manor with the castle. In 1639 the castle was burned down by the Swedes. It was modified to its current form by Jan A. of Liechtenstein in 1711. The Liechtensteins lived in the chateau until 1919. Today, the chateau building is part of the Research Institute of Animal Production and is not open to the public. Stone slabs are placed on the facade of the chateau. The first informs about the position of the manor house in 1591, the second depicts the emblem of the Hares of Házmburk. In the past, they were allegedly still together with the third plaque, with the emblem of the Smiřickýs of Smiřice, placed on the gate of the chateau. The Renaissance chateau was built at the end of the 16th century by Jan Smiřický - his manor house forms the core of the chateau building. From 1626, the Liechtensteins owned the manor with the castle. In 1639 the castle was burned down by the Swedes. It was modified to its current form by Jan A. of Liechtenstein in 1711. The Liechtensteins lived in the chateau until 1919. Today, the chateau building is part of the Research Institute of Animal Production and is not open to the public. Two stone slabs are placed on the facade of the chateau. The first informs about the position of the manor house in 1591, the second depicts the emblem of the Zajíc family of Házmburk. In the past, they were allegedly still together with the third plaque, with the emblem of the Smiřický family of Smiřice, placed on the gate of the chateau.