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Main News ZZH2ZZ ZH3Z Kunín Castle ZZH3Z ZTZ3Z can express themselves How much money will the Moravian-Silesian Region manage next year? ZZTTLEZZ | ZH2Z Main News ZZH2ZZ | ZH3Z Kunín Castle ZZH3ZZ | ZTITLEZ Moravian-Silesian Region ZZTITLEZ | What amount will be sent ... Kunín Castle is one of the proofs that the nobility did not build its seats only for austerity and vanity. It was in Kunín that thanks to the local manor there was a place where children from around the world could be educated. The most famous student was František Palacký. There are locks where the guide must invent various legends about ghosts and white lady. The Chateau in Bílovec will suffice for the real catastrophes that he has undergone in recent decades. Today, however, it is already open to the public and there is only a few chateaus offering visitors many original interiors, such as Bruntál Castle. The castle retained such a spell that it became a place where the fairy tale about the Emperor and the Tambor, for example, or the story of Zlatník Ondra, was made. There was not much, and the castle that had been in Silesian Ostrava in the thirte*nth century would not exist. After 2000, only the original tower was left. Today it is the venue for various cultural events, including the Summer Shakespeare Festival. The ruins of Hukvaldy Castle lie on top of the town of the same name. It is one of the largest castle ruins in the Czech Republic. The castle surrounds a sprawling field where you can see the herd of deer. Sovinec Castle in Bruntálsko is the largest castle complex in the area and one of the largest in Moravia at all. The Raduň Chateau in Opava is one of those romantically situated in the surrounding countryside. Its building with a typical tower is reflected in the calm water of the adjacent pond and attracts the lovers of the loved pairs ... The castle in Hradec nad Moravicí was the meeting point of many world personalities. Concerts were held here both by Beethoven and Liszt, local hunting grounds were admired by Chancellor Metternich and by the Russian car Alexandr I.