Following an extensive renovation of the historic 'Orangery', guests can enjoy a historically preserved space with dominant glass elements and Rothschild-designed foundry arches. This open-plan space provides a comfortable and modern experience while paying homage to its former function.

History of the chateau. There is a chateau in the vicinity of Širlerzovice, the construction of which began as early as the 16th century. In the 18th century, the building passed into the hands of Johann Friedrich von Eichendorff, who decided to build a new palace and park. In 1844, the estate was acquired by the Jewish banker Salomon Mayer von Rothschild, who decided to carry out a redevelopment in neo-Baroque style. The park included a hunting lodge, restaurant, orangery, greenhouses, caretaker's cottages, dairy and stables. After the Second World War, the park was reduced to 86 hectares, and in 1970 the first golf course in the People's Democracy was built on the site. The park contains numerous specimens of dendroflora, including a red-leaved beech with a trunk circumference of 350 cm, Wejutka pines, junipers, oaks and beech trees with circumferences of 360 cm to 380 cm.

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