Style of architecture Baroque, First mentioned in 1709
The Baroque chateau was built around 1709 on the site of the original fortress from 1571. Inside the castle there are preserved frescoes in the great hall, but the castle is not open to the public.
The chateau is Baroque, rectangular and one-storeyed with a facade divided by sunken fields and a turret on the roof. In the axis there is a portal with a bust of St. Vojtěch. The preserved frescoes in the great hall have the theme of Magdalene washing the feet of Christ. In the corridor of the first floor there is the legend of the Madonna giving the Premonstratensian garment to St. Norbert, then the Holy Trinity, St. Augustine and in the niche pilaster chapels in the walls around the garden frescoes of holy figures. The spire opposite the chateau is Baroque. It was still in relatively good condition around 1980, and after 1989 it was used as a storehouse for propane bottles. In the winter of 1989, a homeless man is said to have taken up residence in the pantry and caused a large fire.