Rabí Castle

Rabí Castle is the largest castle ruin in the Czech Republic, which impresses with its monumental Gothic architecture. This medieval watchtower fortress dating back to 1350, expanded by the Lords of Rozmberk, offers an unforgettable experience for lovers of history and architecture.

The impressive residential tower offers a panoramic view of southwestern Bohemia, and the deep cellars hide many secrets. The castle, which survived Hussite attacks and destruction during the Thirty Years' War, inspires artists with its picturesque location on the Otava River near the Šumava Mountains.