Zámek Jince

It's ruin and shame. I'm surprised it hasn't fallen on the owner's head yet.

Inaccessible, dilapidated. Reportedly privately owned and the owner is not interested in selling or repairing. Too bad, because the building could make a lot of fun.

The permanent settlement of Jinecko takes place in the 12th and 13th centuries. There were small rulers, who gradually built a small estate here. The first written mention of the Jinca dates back to the 14th century, when there stood on the site of today's castle, a wooden fortress and a parish church nearby. Before the end of the 14th century the existence of a royal court was documented. The chateau was rebuilt by an older fortress in the middle of the 18th century. It is a three-winged storeyed building, the middle wing is one floor higher than both wings. In the following century it was rebuilt into a brewery and the Chapel of St. Joseph was completely abolished. The chateau is now privately owned, but unfortunately it is in a rather bad condition. The permanent settlement of Jinecko takes place in the 12th and 13th centuries. There were small rulers, who gradually built a small estate here. The first written mention of Jince dates back to the 14th century, when a wooden fortress stood on the site of today's castle, with a parish church nearby. Before the end of the 14th century the existence of the Royal Court was documented. The chateau was rebuilt by an older fortress in the middle of the 18th century. It is a three-winged storeyed building, the middle wing is one floor higher than both side wings. In the following century it was rebuilt into a brewery and the Chapel of St. Joseph was completely abolished. The chateau is now privately owned, but unfortunately it is in a really poor state.

The Baroque Jince chateau was built on the site of a former fortress in the first half of the 18th century. In the middle of the 19th century, a brewery was established near the chateau. At present, the castle is dilapidated and closed.

So it is a disaster the castle in the middle could be an adornment but instead is the black dot of this place to whom it belongs? It is more than sad but it is not worth the photo otherwise this region has its charm. Mr. owner or owner is a barbarian or unsatisfied ashamed is little about living in some shepherd's or landfill hazardous waste. ???

The castle was created by extensive alterations to the original fortress in the first half of the 18th century in the late Baroque style. The chapel of St. Josefa. At the beginning of the 19th century it ceased to be a manor house, after the middle of the 19th century a brewery was established here.

It is a pity in the center of the village would have been a beautiful mansion, but at present in a terrible state - perhaps someone can save it, it would be a pity if it fell.

This review is only for those who like danger and adrenaline. As for the castle as a cultural monument, do not expect any tours or something similar. The castle looks more like a ruffle. From the outside, there is nothing really as you can see in the photos and if you are not brave you will not really get in. It's called urbex and it's a search of abandoned old buildings and it's really interesting and dangerous inside. There's plenty to see and it's a lifetime experience. But I wouldn't like to prepare you for a surprise :) For more info write me on instagram _jakub_petr