Hishe Castle
Chyš e - Mě stský Ú ad, i kovo n mě st 18, 364 53 Chyš e, Czech Republic
Description:
Hishe Castle is located in the village of the same name in the Czech Republic. The first mention of its existence dates back to 1169, but it is possible that the castle was built much earlier than this year. Over time, the castle was turned into a fortress, but to our time Hishe has come in a modified form.
The current appearance of the castle was acquired by him in the second half of the XIX century. The author of perestroika was Ignatius Ullman. The institution from the Renaissance moved to the neo-Gothic style. In 1917, the famous Czech writer Karel Čapek worked as an educator in this building. Later, the description of the castle is found in one of his works - "Cracatite".
Between 1839 and 1841, a brewery was built in Hisch, but it did not function. In 2007, the production of quality beer was restored, and now all tourists who came on an excursion to the castle are offered a tasting.