Buchlov - The castle is situated above the village Buchlovice in Chriby Highlands, about 20 kilometers from the Hungarian Hradi�t�. Built in the first half XIII. century.

Buchlov guard the eastern borders of the kingdom against incursions from the Hungarian side. This corresponds to the strategic location on the mountain of the same name, one of the dominant Ch�iby. But he was also the administrative center. Until 1511, the castle was owned by King Vladislav II. Jagiello then donated it to the Moravian nobles Arkleb Trnavsk�mu Boskovic for his loyal service and Buchlovu him an extra added a small town waterholes. Other najiteli were �erot�nov�, from which the castle was bought by Jan ���nsk� of Z�st�izel. Although the mid-18th century was Buchlov permanently inhabited, the nobility moved to a more comfortable locks, the last owners of Uhercice Berchtold, a castle keep. In its premises is established publicly accessible museum in which the exhibits themselves They provided. In 1945 he moved Buchlov to state ownership, it is now managed by the National Heritage Institute.

It is interesting that the owners of the castle since XIII. Century automatically get the 'right hunting ", which was part of the purchase contract. This enabled them to judge and punish acts of poaching, but later other offenses against the then Buchlovsk� laws not only in the periphery but also in neighboring domains. This law was repealed only by imperial decree in the reign of Maria Theresa in 1749.