Nebílovy Castle

Přeštice, Czech Republic

Nebílovy Chateau is situated about 16 km south of Plzeň. Older Renaissance manor was rebuilt into a baroque by architect and builder Jakub Auguston, probably according to the project of imperial architect J. L. Hildebrandt. Nebílovy Chateau consists of two buildings facing each other which used to be connected by arcade corridors and terraces along their sides. The chateau was repaired by V. Haberditz and J. L. Palliardi in the 18th century.

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Founded: 1706
Category: Palaces, manors and town halls in Czech Republic

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Neil Russell-Bates (12 months ago)
Nothing beer special
Zaidan Buhawa (3 years ago)
High recommend it place to visit, the guide she was amazing, young lady but very smart and friendly,
Pavlina PAJA (4 years ago)
Super
Ivan Hronek (4 years ago)
Very cool place, they will show you the beautiful rooms - wait for the dance room !
Ana-Ruxandra Iliescu (4 years ago)
Unexpectedly nice
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