Zámek Zdiby

Nicotnosti atmosphere

It is a pity that the comrades have overcome it

It's a lot away from downtown, but it's spacious and it's good.

Gradually reconstructed area is used for occasional events organized by associations in cooperation with the owners of the building.

It is a pity that the castle is separated from the rest of the village by a road. The park is huge and well maintained. The buildings are gradually being renovated and, as a resident of Brno, they want a light tomorrow.

Private trips, you can not get anywhere with dogs for a walk along the way

A Renaissance fortress stood on the site of the current chateau, built after 1608, of which three cellars and part of the current ground floor have been preserved. During the Thirty Years' War, the fortress was destroyed and in the years 1659-1669 it was rebuilt into an early Baroque chateau. From 1877, the Smaskov breweries were owned by the Stejskals - hence the name Stejskalův dvůr. In the times of communist use after 1948, the users of the chateau often changed and the chateau was devastated. In 1989, a demolition order was issued for the chateau. However, no demolition took place. In 1992, the chateau building was handed over in restitution to the descendants of the original owners, who began the reconstruction. In 1994, the building was preserved for financial reasons and today it is in a catastrophic condition. On the site of the present chateau there used to be a Renaissance fortress built after 1608, of which three cellars and part of the present ground floor have been preserved. During the Thirty Years' War the fortress was destroyed and in 1659-1669 it was rebuilt into an early Baroque chateau. From 1877 the owners were the Stejskal brewers from Smíchov - hence the name Stejskal's Court. During the communist use after 1948, the users of the castle changed frequently and the castle was devastated. In 1989 a demolition order was issued for the castle. However, the demolition did not take place. In 1992, the chateau was handed over in restitution to the descendants of the original owners, who began reconstruction. In 1994 the building was preserved for financial reasons and today it is in a catastrophic state.