White castle

Hluboká Castle, one of the most famous castles in southern Czech Republic, is known as the "White Castle". It combines Gothic, Baroque, and Windsor castle styles, creating a unique charm. Dozens of deer heads are embedded on the castle, adding a sense of majesty and solemnity. Surrounded by forests and meadows, the rich wildlife made deer hunting one of the popular leisure activities for the nobility at that time. The long history of Hluboká Castle not only attracts art and architecture enthusiasts, but also takes you through time and gives you a glimpse of the medieval charm.

Hluboká Castle, Czech Republic