Červený zámek
Czechia
You reach Hradec nad Moravicí's castle complex at the southern edge of the town, where the ground narrows into a long promontory above the River Moravice. The older building here is the so-called White Castle. The one that greets you first, with the main entrance gate, is its younger neighbour: the Červený zámek, or Red Castle, a neo-Gothic addition from the 19th century. Passing through that gate, you are walking through the newest chapter of a site that has been fortified, burned, rebuilt and remodelled for well over a thousand years. The whole complex has been a national cultural monument since 2001, belongs to the state and is open to the public.
- Written with AI from the Wikipedia article Hradec nad Moravicí (zámek) (cs.wikipedia.org); facts only from there
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