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Frydstejn Castle 360 VR, Czech Republic

Name: Frydstejn Castle 360 VR, Czech Republic
Uploaded: 2022-09-15T10:17+00:00
Duration: T03M05S
Channel: TravelGuide360

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Frýdštejn was constructed during 14th century (exact date is not known). It is mentioned for the first time in a church source from 1385. Being owned by a Catholic it was besieged by Hussites in August 1432 but its lord had agreed to cease hostilities and later joined the Hussites. The castle had changed owners several times. After a sale in 1556 it lost its function as a watchtower and at the end of 16th century it was no longer inhabited. During the Thirty Years' War marauders, deserters, and fugitives of every kind found shelter here.

The whereabouts of the original entrance into the castle is not known. It is believed to be on the right of the tower through the ground floor of the palace itself, a castle lord's residence. Today's entrance was built in modern times.

As there was little space in the castle, a number of small rooms were carved out in the rock, including a small chapel. The dominant feature of the castle is a large tower ("bergfrit") built on the highest rock. The tower is the best conserved part of the castle. It is 15 metres (49 ft) high, has a diameter of 9 metres (30 ft), and its walls are 2 metres (7 ft) thick. The only entrance was on the first floor, about 6 to 7 metres (20 to 23 ft) above yard level.