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Adrspach Castle

The ruins of a medieval castle Adrspach is about 2 km west of present-day village Adrspach on inaccessible rocky plateau of Castle Hill at 681 nm.It was built probably in the second half of the 13th century during the reign of King Premysl Otakar II., or the beginning of the reign of John of Luxembourg.Who founded it exactly, is unknown.In 1355, the castle is mentioned in the draft Code of the Czech celozemskeho Majestas Carolina between the royal castles of Charles IV..From 1354-1359 he held it from Hanus Adrspach.Then there remained Freemen of vitriol.Since they bought it in 1363 Hynek of Nachod.Other zazamy are up from 1427, when it was owned by Hynek of Duba, an ally of Sigismund.During the Hussite wars here and there remained taborite their raids ravaged Silesia.In 1447, therefore, Silesian princes, together with the cities of Wroclaw and Swidnica the castle, along with others in the area, bought and then fell down.

Cross Hill

lies near Adrspach or Lower Adrspach and is partly made up of moderate rock town with two bands of sandstone wall and a tower shield.Leads to the top of the Cross from the 17th century, the ensemble cast reliefs restored in the mid eighties of the 20th century.At the top is on a stone base with statues of three saints - Anna, Joseph and John of Nepomuk - located Iron Cross from the 19th century.In the area of the hill is a nature reserve Calvary.

Holy Cross Church

at the foot of the mountain Pavlov in Adrspach was built between 1827-1831 in classical style.Originally, the tower still dome.It is protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic.Since 1688 the wooden church in the village filial to Zdonov, since 1878 has been set up location.The church is the parish since 1855.The presbytery is the main altar of Exaltation of the Holy Cross.The side altar of St. Anne with the image Kracyka Augustine in 1865.Organ by organ Paul Noskeho of Broumov.Late Renaissance bell Saint Andrew 's bell from Broumov Andres Hauptmann from 1641.Under the choir is baroque sandstone tombstone of John Frederick Kidlitze from around 1730.

Adrspach Lock

today also called Lower Adrspach, left in 1596 to build Adam Bohdanecky of Hodkov.Adam, along with his son and 39 other people also died in an explosion in Jicin castle in the dispute over the estate of Smiricky.For many years became the center of the local estate.The castle underwent a series of structural modifications.The last overhaul was in 1970.In areas of the castle was the Central State Archive.The building is protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic.Storey rectangular building with petihranou tower in the southern part.On the ground floor of the tower was a chapel.

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