Mokrosuky: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Mokrosuky Chateau is a former water fortress that was built around the 15th century. In 1579, Volf Gothard of Perglas transformed it into a two-winged Renaissance chateau with an arcade façade and sgraffito decoration.

Culture

The Mokrosuky Chateau complex is listed in the Central Register of Cultural Monuments. A semicircular niche remnant from the former chateau chapel has been preserved between the northern and southern sides of the chateau.

Visit

At Mokrosuky Chateau, guided tours are offered directly by the owner, with explanations of the chateau’s history, its present-day life, and its reconstruction. The interactive armory and the exhibition on historical fencing allow visitors to touch some of the exhibits. The exterior areas of Mokrosuky Chateau and the chateau park are freely accessible during opening hours; there are also games for children.

Getting around

Mokrosuky Chateau lies on the route between the three Šumava castles of Rabí, Velhartice, and Kašperk. The “Cestou menhirů” hiking trail leads from Mokrosuky to Lešišov and runs along a path lined with menhirs. It is 6.7 kilometres long and leads to a highland water reservoir.

Culinary experiences

At events held at Mokrosuky Chateau, visitors can taste bread baked directly in the chateau oven.

Other places

Červené Poříčí, Modrava, Vřeskovice, Žihobce, Strašín, Velký Bor, Poleň, Hejná

To the higher-level travel overview: Klatovy District.