Regional Heritage Sites

This collection features architectural landmarks across the Bruntál District and the Czech-Polish borderlands. It highlights grand residences like the "Silesian Versailles" in Slezské Rudoltice and the unique triangular Bruntál Castle, alongside sacred sites such as the Baroque Holy Trinity Church in Opawica. The list also includes poignant ruins in the abandoned village of Pelhřimovy and historical monuments in Rýmařov, reflecting the region's complex history spanning from the Renaissance to the Baroque era.

Sovinec

Sovinec is a castle in Jiříkov of Bruntál District in the Moravian-Silesian Region of the Czech Republic.

Zámek Slezské Rudoltice

A Baroque chateau known as the "Versailles of Silesia," featuring a restored garden and interiors that once served as a prominent cultural center for European nobility.

zámek Bruntál

Notable for its unique triangular floor plan and Renaissance arcaded courtyard, this castle houses preserved Baroque interiors and an extensive historical library.

Zámek Krnov

A Renaissance residence built on the site of a 13th-century Gothic castle, featuring distinctive sgraffito decorations and a courtyard with three-story arcades.

zámek Linhartovy

Originally a 16th-century fortress, this chateau was rebuilt into a Baroque residence and now serves as a cultural center featuring art exhibitions and a landscaped park.

Radnice

The historical town hall of Rýmařov, representing the civic architecture and administrative heart of the town's heritage zone.

Fara

A historical rectory building in Rýmařov, standing as a significant example of local ecclesiastical architecture.

sv. Jan Nepomucký

A Baroque statue of Saint John of Nepomuk, a traditional religious monument located in the historical center of Rýmařov.

Panna Maria

A religious monument in Rýmařov representing Baroque folk art and regional Catholic devotion.

Kościół pw. Trójcy Świętej w Opawicy

An 18th-century Baroque church located in the Polish village of Opawica, featuring a richly decorated interior and historical frescoes.

Zámek Janovice

A sprawling manor house that served as the administrative seat of the Harrach family, showcasing a mix of Renaissance and late Baroque architectural styles.

Pałac w Pielgrzymowie

A Baroque-Classical manor situated directly on the border between the Czech Republic and Poland, historically linked to the adjacent village of Pelhřimovy.

svatý Jiří

The ruins of a historical religious structure located in the abandoned border settlement of Pelhřimovy.

Ruina kościoła pw. św. Józefa

The remains of a church in the former village of Pelhřimovy, serving as a poignant monument to the area's post-war history and abandonment.

Park Dworski

The manor park surrounding the Pielgrzymów castle, containing historical landscaping and mature trees along the national border.

Barokowa kaplica z XVIII w.

A small 18th-century Baroque chapel located in Gadzowice, representing regional religious architecture.

Kościół parafialny pw. Świętych Apostołów Piotra i Pawła

A Roman Catholic parish church in Gadzowice, Poland, built in a traditional Silesian ecclesiastical style.

Kościół parafialny pw. św. Katarzyny Aleksandryjskiej

A Roman Catholic parish church in Bliszczyce, featuring historical architecture serving the local border community.

Kościół par. pw. św. Jana Chrzciciela

A historical parish church in the village of Vysoká, dedicated to Saint John the Baptist.

Kościół parafialny pw. św. Jana Chrzciciela

A Roman Catholic parish church in Pomorzowice, Poland, representing the religious heritage of the Opava river region.