Zámek Brandlín

Tučapy, Czechia, Czech Republic (Czechia)

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Zámek Brandlín is a historic château in the small village of Brandlín near Tučapy in South Bohemia.

Originally a medieval fortress that helped defend the nearby Choustník Castle, it was later transformed into a Renaissance residence and eventually rebuilt in the Baroque style as ownership passed through several noble families and the Zlatá Koruna Monastery. The château features preserved Renaissance sgraffito decorations, a distinctive Baroque façade, and historic interiors.

After years of neglect during the 20th century, the building underwent extensive restoration following its purchase by a private owner in 2008. Today, Zámek Brandlín is open to visitors and serves as a cultural and tourist attraction. Guests can explore areas such as the knight’s hall, view a collection of historic castle clocks, and enjoy the restored grounds while experiencing the atmosphere of a traditional South Bohemian country château.