Set in picturesque countryside on the banks of the Olešná Dam near Frýdek-Místek, the 4-star Hotel Terasa offers free Wi-Fi, private parking and views of the Beskydy Mountains. The hotel offers rooms with satellite TV, a minibar and a private bathroom.
We offer accommodation in a castle with a total capacity of 41 beds. There is a ceremonial hall and facilities for ceremonial receptions, seminars and training. We offer catering on request.
Operation of a historical castle monument open to the public with tours, exhibitions and cultural events. The complex offers guided tours, educational programs and various social events aimed at learning about history and cultural heritage.
The Baroque Chateau is the ideal place for your visit. The chateau chapel with its charming ceiling fresco, exhibitions depicting the life of the castle lords as well as the common people, the castle park. There is a TIC in the castle. Wedding ceremonies and banquets are also held here.
Services for „Svatební obřady Ostrava-City District“
Tours of the Empire chateau. Originally a landowner's fortress rebuilt in the 16th century under the Tvorkovskis of Kravaře into a Renaissance chateau with three arcaded wings, accompanied by a farm yard, brewery and a large mixed forest park with four ponds. Possibility of organizing weddings.
Our hotel offers accommodation in double rooms in Standard and Comfort categories. There is a wellness centre, golf greens, multi-purpose court, bowling and WiFi connection. The accommodation is suitable for a business trip or as a relaxing family stay. Dining options.
We offer beautiful and stylish hotel accommodation in Štramberk, in the Beskydy Mountains near Kopřivnice in 14 separate comfortable apartments, in three timbered buildings. We offer rental of rooms for wedding receptions, celebrations and corporate events in our own direction. The hotel is situated overlooking the Trúba River.
The chateau is part of the castle complex. The castle in a spectacular neo-Gothic style of masonry, complemented by an imposing entrance gate, practically doubles the size of the castle grounds.
Offering tours of the castle. The site of the later chateau was probably inhabited from the first half of the 8th century and at the latest from the 10th century there was a hillfort. Between 1778 and 1945, the castle was held by six generations of the Prussian princely Lichnowsky family from Voštice and Werdenberg.