Originally a Gothic castle was built in the mid-13th century on a large rock, after which it was named. The first mention of the garden dates back to 1773 when the orchard and kitchen garden was established at the castle. After the expropriation of the castle after 1948 the maintenance of the park was neglected; In 2015, the total revitalization of the park was started, with almost 500 tree species planted. Currently, the park covers almost 1.5 ha and can be divided into three parts according to typical features. Free natural still life of oaks, pines, scrub, larch and maple trees, lit by birch trees, grow larger areas of rhododendrons and azaleas. In the diverse park, there are also two memorable trees, woody peonies, flower beds and hydrangeas, and a small ornamental lake.

Facilities

Barrier-free

Gastronomy

Guided tours

Cultural events

Relaxing areas

Car park

Souvenirs

Education

Surroundings

Events