Bouzov - Moravian castle Bouzov rises above the eponymous village about twelve kilometers south of Mohelnice. It was founded at the turn of the XIII. and XIV. century.

Bouzov, founded by the family of Buz, among the most visited Moravian cultural monuments. Over the period of its existence it was replaced by a number of owners. 1382 by the lords of the manor Vildenberk bought Moravian Margrave Jost to him fourteen years later relinquished his followers Heraltovi of Kun�t�tu. In the hands of the Lords of the castle remained Bouzov with shorter breaks almost until the end of the 15th century. It is interesting that Bouzov is considered one of the few places where he could be born future Czech King George of Podebrady. He later moved to his estate followers Zdenek Kostka of Postupic. At the end of the seventeenth century the castle was bought by Teutonic Knights, in whose property remained until 1939. After World War II, the castle was confiscated by the Czechoslovak state. Despite the efforts of the Teutonic Knights of recovery remained object is owned by the Czech Republic and administered by the National Heritage Institute. The current form of castle came after extensive reconstruction in the years 1895 - 1910. The impressively equipped interiors and exterior is romantically acting Bouzov popular Czech and foreign filmmakers.