Vysočina

Historic Castles & Views

This collection features historic castles, ruins, museums, and viewpoints primarily in Telč and its surroundings. Highlights include well-preserved Renaissance and Baroque chateaux, medieval castle ruins accessible to visitors, specialized museums showcasing local crafts and history, and several observation towers offering panoramic views of the Vysočina region.

Telč Chateau

A Renaissance chateau located in the historic center of Telč, noted for its distinctive arcaded courtyard and well-preserved architecture.

Sádek

Former medieval castle transformed into a chateau, protected as a cultural monument in the Čáslavice cadastral area.

Zámek Jemnice

Castle rebuilt into a residence with French castle-style fortifications, integrated into Jemnice's historic city defenses.

Moravské Budějovice

Castle located on Náměstí Míru square, recognized as a cultural monument since 1968.

Masarykova vyhlídka

Scenic viewpoint offering expansive views over the surrounding Vysočina landscape.

Oslednice

Observation tower providing elevated views, located near Telč.

Městská věž

Paid access viewpoint tower situated in Telč, offering panoramic vistas.

Muzeum izolatoru

Museum dedicated to the history and development of electrical insulators.

Muzeum řemesel

Museum of crafts in Moravské Budějovice, part of the Vysočina Třebíč Museum network.

Muzeum Masné krámy

Museum located in Moravské Budějovice focusing on local cultural heritage.

Pulkov

Ruins of a medieval castle near Moravské Budějovice.

letohrádek na sv. Vítu

Ruins of a summer palace dedicated to St. Vitus.

Kozlov (hrad, okres Třebíč)

Accessible ruins of a medieval castle located in Třebíč district.

Kokštejn

Remains of a castle ruin situated in the Vysočina region.

Čalonice

Ruins of a castle located near Čalonice.