Originally A Castle From The 12Th Century, Eventually A Rococo Chateau In Peruc In Central Bohemia. A Castle Has Stood Here Since The 12Th Century. In 1543, A Gothic Fortress Is Documented In Writing, Which Was Built On The Ruins Of The Castle. Around 1580 It Was Already Being Rebuilt Into A Renaissance Chateau During The Lobkowicz Reign. From 1673 Jan Jetrich Of Ledebur Owned The Peruck Estate. During His Reign, The Church Of St. Peter And Paul Was Built Opposite And The Castle Was Rebuilt In The Early Baroque Style. It Was Given A Rococo Look Under The Ownership Of Count Kaspar Benedikt Of Ledebur Between 1763 And 1765. From 1798 The Castle Was Owned By Prince Josef Kinsky. The Last Nobleman Was František Antonín Thun-Hohenstein From 1814.

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originally castle 12th century eventually rococo chateau peruc central bohemia stood century 1543 gothic fortress documented writing built ruins castle 1580 rebuilt renaissance lobkowicz reign 1673 jan jetrich ledebur owned peruck estate reign church peter paul early baroque style look ownership count kaspar benedikt 1763 1765 1798 prince josef kinsky last nobleman františek antonín thun-hohenstein 1814