The chateau is originally a Renaissance building with a square ground plan from the 16th century, with a significant Baroque modification and extension carried out in the 18th century and a new Classicist façade from the 19th century. In front of the chateau is a Baroque sculpture of St. John of Nepomuk, also by Ignác František Platzer. The chateau is surrounded by a chateau park.

The castle was first mentioned in the time of Charles IV around 1358. Until the 18th century it was used by the owners as a residence. After that, however, it was used as a warehouse and gradually fell into disrepair. Today it is home to the Museum of Carriages, Harnesses and Horse Saddles, which offers you the chance to see carriages, harnesses and accessories from many Czech and foreign films and fairy tales. With a guide, you will see the 11th century cellar, which houses a period execution room. During the tour you will visit the saddle room of film period saddles and harnesses, carriage accessories and lamps. The sleigh from the famous Czech fairy tale The Three Nuts for Cinderella is on display here.