Chrámce

Skršín, Czechia, Czech Republic (Czechia)

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Chrámce is a small village that forms part of the municipality of Skršín in the Ústí nad Labem Region of northern Czechia.

The settlement dates back to at least 1381 and has a long history closely tied to a local fortress that later developed into a château. The village’s main landmark is the Château of Chrámce, which evolved from a medieval fortified residence. It was rebuilt in the Renaissance style during the 16th century and then transformed into its present Neoclassical form between 1795 and 1805 by Count Joseph Leopold d’Elbeuf.

Today, Chrámce retains its rural character and is known for its historic château, park, and agricultural surroundings. The château is a protected cultural monument and remains an important part of the area’s architectural and historical heritage.