Starý czerninský zámek - Muzeum Josefa Dobrovského, Chudenice

Originally a Gothic fortress, modified at the end of the 15th century according to the new fortification rules (fortification-landscaping for defense purposes, ie fortified facilities). There are still visible traces of the drawbridge already in the passage. In 1564, a fortress was built with the village in the division of the Chernivtsi estate Humprecht Czernin, which had its old family headquarters left at the end of the 16th century. The castle was last edited by the architect Carl Balling on the order of Prokop Vojtěch Count Czernin. After the reconstruction of the nearby mansion The spa in the Summer Palace was used by the Old Czechoslovak Chateau as an office of the manor of the Czernin estate.