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The Hunting Castle of Wolf Hill

This hunting castle can be found in a forest modified into a park situated high on the right bank of The River Oslava in Třebíč District in Vysočina Region.

The pattern of the building is rectangular. The local terrain is used and the castle looks good on a mild slope. The castle was built in the classicism style.

There is a remarkably well decorated assembly room in the interior. Two other stylish buildings and 2 gamekeeper´s houses are in the country park nearby. All these buildings as a whole look beautiful.

Count Jindřich Vilém Haugwitz let built this hunting castle in 1829 – The original name of it was Heinrichslust. All the buildings were used by the nobility during the games. Deer and wild boar were kept in a close game-park. Haugwitz family hold this property till South Bohemian Energy company renewed the castle in 1960s. The reconstruction was expensive and the place is used as a training and holiday centre. The reconstruction is an example of a successful architectural access to the original outlook and preserves the beauty of the whole areal. Public can be accommodated here either.

Made by P. Chvátal, class P3, school year 2010/2011