A manor full of stories

Chyše Castle
Chyše Castle
Chyše Castle

An ancient noble residence, whose origins date back to the 12th century, is associated with extraordinary personalities such as the nobleman Burian of Gufštejn, the painter Petr Brandl, and the writer and playwright Karel Čapek.

The Chyše estate is located 35 kilometers from Karlovy Vary in the direction of Prague. The history of this residence dates back to 1158, and it has undergone all significant reconstructions throughout its history. Initially, it was a Gothic castle, later a Renaissance and Baroque chateau. Its last transformation occurred in the mid-19th century, when it was rebuilt in the style of English Gothic. Each of these reconstructions has left distinct marks on the Chyše chateau that are still evident today. The most precious of these is a ceiling oil painting from 1699 by the greatest master of Czech Baroque, Petr Brandl.

A manor full of stories

Come and enjoy the unique family atmosphere of the old estate. Next to the chateau is the Chyše Castle Brewery, which was restored and opened to the public in 2006. At the same time, after 74 years, the production of high-quality natural unpasteurized beer was resumed.