Hamborský hrad

Zámok Dobroslavice, first documented in 1517 as a medieval fortress, was rebuilt in 1577 into a handsome two-storey Renaissance château in the village of Dobroslavice in the Moravian-Silesian Region.

Hrad Topol is one of the oldest fortified prehistoric sites in Bohemia, nestled above the Chrudimka River within the scenic Habrov nature reserve near Chrudim.

Hrad Dršťka is a largely vanished medieval castle ruin perched on a slate ridge of the Brdy Highlands near Skořice, preserving little more than earthworks and scattered stonework amid a remote military landscape.