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Škvorec Chateau (Czech: zámek Škvorec; German: Schloss Squorz or Schkworetz) is a chateau, formerly a minor castle, located in Škvorec in the Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic, about 23 kilometres (14 mi) east of Prague. The chateau, locally also known as the Starý zámek ("Old Chateau"), was indirectly first mentioned in historical sources in 1279, yet fully documented as late as since 1404. This Gothic castle was rebuilt during the 1520s into a Renaissance palace; but in 1639 – during the devastating Thirty Years' War – the premises were looted, burned and until 1710 laid in ruins. The chateau was restored then, this time in the Baroque style. Between 1860–1884 most of the compound was demolished (also due to the construction of local municipal school), leaving only the buildi

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  • Škvorec (někdy zvaný též Savoia) je částečně dochovaný hrad přestavěný na zámek ve stejnojmenném městečku v okrese Praha-východ. Založen byl ve druhé polovině 13. století. Mezi jeho významné majitele patřil arcibiskup Olbram III. ze Škvorce a panské rody Klinštejnů a Smiřických ze Smiřic. Zikmund I. Smiřický ze Smiřic přestavěl gotický hrad na renesanční zámek, který byl později barokně upraven. Od konce 18. století nebyl zámek udržován, a většina jeho zchátralých budov byla po roce 1860 stržena. Dochované části jsou zapsané do seznamu kulturních památek. (cs)
  • Škvorec Chateau (Czech: zámek Škvorec; German: Schloss Squorz or Schkworetz) is a chateau, formerly a minor castle, located in Škvorec in the Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic, about 23 kilometres (14 mi) east of Prague. The chateau, locally also known as the Starý zámek ("Old Chateau"), was indirectly first mentioned in historical sources in 1279, yet fully documented as late as since 1404. This Gothic castle was rebuilt during the 1520s into a Renaissance palace; but in 1639 – during the devastating Thirty Years' War – the premises were looted, burned and until 1710 laid in ruins. The chateau was restored then, this time in the Baroque style. Between 1860–1884 most of the compound was demolished (also due to the construction of local municipal school), leaving only the buildings in south-eastern corner. In 2008, the almost ruined remnants of the chateau were bought by a family of Russian-Italian immigrants which have gradually restored it and now promote a new name: the Savoia Castle (as an allusion of a noble family to which one of previous owners married – see below). New owners made the chateau partially accessible to the public in May 2016, since then there have been various cultural and commercial events here. (en)
  • Замок Шкворец или Савойский замок (чеш. Zámek Škvorec) — барочный замок, расположенный в чешском местечке в районе Прага-восток, в 22 км от центра чешской столицы. Памятник культуры Чешской Республики. (ru)
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  • Škvorec (někdy zvaný též Savoia) je částečně dochovaný hrad přestavěný na zámek ve stejnojmenném městečku v okrese Praha-východ. Založen byl ve druhé polovině 13. století. Mezi jeho významné majitele patřil arcibiskup Olbram III. ze Škvorce a panské rody Klinštejnů a Smiřických ze Smiřic. Zikmund I. Smiřický ze Smiřic přestavěl gotický hrad na renesanční zámek, který byl později barokně upraven. Od konce 18. století nebyl zámek udržován, a většina jeho zchátralých budov byla po roce 1860 stržena. Dochované části jsou zapsané do seznamu kulturních památek. (cs)
  • Замок Шкворец или Савойский замок (чеш. Zámek Škvorec) — барочный замок, расположенный в чешском местечке в районе Прага-восток, в 22 км от центра чешской столицы. Памятник культуры Чешской Республики. (ru)
  • Škvorec Chateau (Czech: zámek Škvorec; German: Schloss Squorz or Schkworetz) is a chateau, formerly a minor castle, located in Škvorec in the Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic, about 23 kilometres (14 mi) east of Prague. The chateau, locally also known as the Starý zámek ("Old Chateau"), was indirectly first mentioned in historical sources in 1279, yet fully documented as late as since 1404. This Gothic castle was rebuilt during the 1520s into a Renaissance palace; but in 1639 – during the devastating Thirty Years' War – the premises were looted, burned and until 1710 laid in ruins. The chateau was restored then, this time in the Baroque style. Between 1860–1884 most of the compound was demolished (also due to the construction of local municipal school), leaving only the buildi (en)
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  • Škvorec (starý zámek) (cs)
  • Замок Шкворец (ru)
  • Škvorec Chateau (en)
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