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Originally a water castle built by Sudomír from the House of Tvrdišovec, a secretary from Břeclav, in the mid-13th century.
The first report about the castle dates back to 1261, so it is one of the oldest castles in
In the mid-16th century, the castle was converted into a Renaissance palace. Between 1620 and 1642, Veselí was burnt down several times and the palace was plundered. In 1731, František Karel Chorinský from Ledská became an owner of Veselí. He had the adjoining garden with some interesting buildings, rare trees, and ponds founded. In the first half of the 19th century, the palace was turned into its present late-Classicistic appearance in accordance with the plans of the
In April 1945, the palace was heavily damaged by the crossing of a front line. The count’s family left Veselí and withdrew to
The sight is not open to the public now, as it is being renewed and turned into a hotel.