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Рожберк над Влтавой - город в южном регионе Чешской Республики. Его населяет около 330 жителей. Известен, главным образом, благодаря близлежащему замку Рожмберк. Рожмберк, один из самых старых замков в Южной Чехии, был построен родом Витков приблизительно в середине 13-го века, располагается на берегах реки Влтава. Развивался на торговом пути из Чешского Крумлова в Линц в Австрии.

Средневековая конструкция замка состоит из Нижнего и Верхнего замков. В 1522 году Верхний замок полностью сгорел, за исключением отдельно стоящей защитной башни Якобинка. Во время тотальной реконструкции замка в 1556 году были декорированы фасады Нижнего замка в стиле Ренессанса. Во время владения аристократическим родом Рожмберков, замок приобрел городское правл и росл в богатстве.

Последний владелец замка Рожмберк празднично декорировал интерьеры. В 1620 году замок стал собственностью Карла Бонавентуры Бюкуа. В 1840-1857гг. была произведена реконструкция в духе неоготики. Замок должен был стать достойным памятником славы рода Бюкуа. В настоящие дни экскурсионная программа ознакомит посетителей со старейшими представителями рода Бюкуа. Также упомянутся последние Рожберки и Белая Дама, которая появляется в замке.

Кроме известного замка, гости города могут посмотреть храм Св. Николая (впервые упомянут в 1271 году, был перестороен в готическом стиле во второй половине 15 века), на центральной площади городские дома 17-18вв также представляют интерес, новый замок, который сегодня размещает туристов, старое и новое Еврейское кладбище и церковь Св. Анны.

Услуга трансфера

Позвольте предложить Вам трансфер из Праги в Рожмберк-над-Влтавой:
1 машина (макс. 4 человека) 8.200,-крон / в одну сторону
1 микроавтобус (макс. 7 человек 8.200,-крон / в одну сторону
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The Rožmberk castle

Address:
Hrad Rožmberk 382 18 Rožmberk nad Vltavou
Telefon: +420 380 749 838, Fax: +420 380 749 802, +420 380 749 813
Contact: Mr Jaroslav Čása
Email: hradrozmberk@ck.gin.cz
WWW: The Romzberk Castle website

Opening hours:
April – October: Saturdays and Sundays only 9.00 – 16.00
May – September: Every day except Monday 9.00 – 16.00
June - July – August: Every day except Monday 9.00 – 16.00
In summer months (July, August) is possible to phone-reserve night tours (White Lady, historic persons, Master Ketch ...) .

Services on offer:

• historical sightseeing
• gallery of contemporary arts
• gallery of exhibitions from the deposit collections
• souvenir shop, information centre of local tourism, metal pieces of craftsmanship, maps, promotional materials
• local service centre (accommodation, restaurants, camping, boat rent, horse ridding, etc.)
• letting of a training room for 26 students, appropriate equipment, video, TV, flip chart, flash-back projector, a buffet possible, arrange for catering
• functions from May until September in the castle interior as well as concerts for exclusive groups, performances of fencing groups on the castle yard
• refreshments in the gallery
• extra sightseeing with expert exposition for those of serious interest, including films about the Český Krumlov region

More information:
the Rožmberk castle is composed of the remains of the Upper castle founded in the 13th century -of which the Gothic tower called Jakobínka is preserved until today - and of the Lower castle that was built in the 14th century and later in the 16th, 17th and 19th centuries it was rebuilt. The tower Jakobínka has circular design and it ends with corbels that originally supported the wainscoted ceiling. The roof was replaced by a walled cover. In 1522 the Upper castle burnt down and it was never again been reconstructed. In 1556 the Lower castle was reconstructed in the Renaissance style. In 1600 Jan Zrinský of Seryn who was the nephew of Peter Wok von Rosenberg received the Rožmberk castle. The new owner ordered great changes of the interiors in the Manneristic style. Painted decorations in the Knight's hall and the contiguous Music niche are especially famous. The Gothic castle was changed into a presentable residence in the Renaissance style. Other significant changes were made between 1840 - 1857 at the time of Jan Jiří Buquoy, who was influenced by Romanticism and who rebuilt the Rožmberk castle in the Neo-Gothic style as a family museum of the Buquoys. During the 19th century the new residential and farm houses were built that were situated approximately on the place of the original Upper castle. At that time the Crusaders' gallery was founded and the new entrance stairs and interiors were furnished with historic furniture. Since then the Lower castle was used only for representative purposes and the newly built residence with out-buildings and an English park, which was situated approximately on the place of the original Upper castle, was used to live in.

Nowadays the Lower castle is open to the public and it is composed of the two-floor building of irregular character with a closed oblong shaped courtyard. The original palace is situated on the south side, the north side is composed of a long Crusaders' gallery, on the eastern entrance side there is the transversal wing with the needle-like tower ending with the Neo-Gothic crenellation. This tower dominates the whole castle. The inner and outside facades are not articulated and they are covered with graffito decorations. It is possible to enter the castle from the east side over a bridge with a deep moat.

Significant Architectural Features:
the painted panel ceiling in the Knight's hall, the Manneristic painted decorations of the Knight's hall, the Music niche and the castle chapel.

Tales and legends:
As with the other castles and chateaux owned by the Rosenbergs, the White Lady appears in Rožmberk castle and walks around the castle every night and announces coming events by the colour of her dress. The black clothing means something tragic, on the other hand the white colour brings good news. According to the legend she was seen last at the time of World War II when with her presence, she expressed her disagreement with the Nazi flag hanging on the tower. The inspiration for the White Lady is Perchta von Rosenberg (1429 - 1476) a daughter of Ulrich II. von Rosenberg who worried herself to death during her unhappy marriage.

Present use:
Rožmberk nad Vltavou castle that is in the administration of Heritage Authority of České Budějovice is open to the public who can see here the historic interiors, the Knight's hall in the Renaissance style and the valuable collections of pictures and applied art. Apart from the sightseeing tour, visitors can also visit exhibitions arranged in the castle's rooms.

Служба размещения Mary's готова организовать поездку на 1 день с гидом или более долгое самостоятельное пребывание в этом живописном городе.

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