Sternberk
The original castle was established after the middle of the 13th century by Zdeslav from Sternberk. The building damaged by the Hussite wars was restored by Jiri Straznicky from Kravare; further additions were made by the family of Berka from Duba and Lipa in the 16th century. The repairs after the Thirty Year's War did not architecturally enrich the castle anymore. The dilapidating building was rebuilt by an architect from Vienna K. Kaiser in a Romantic style after 1886.
This radical restoration was initiated by the Duke John II from Liechteinstein. The first floor of the castle palace is furnished by individual pieces of furniture from the 16th century, there are also paintings and sculptures. Each stove in the rooms of the 2nd floor has different decoration as well as furniture from later periods. The castle of Sternberk is also famous for its rich museum of table clocks.
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