Castle of the Freemasons, the castle of the three kings names for the castle Zbiroh, Czech historians and journalists. This fortress is located on inaccessible rock in the midst of dense woods, who previously served as additional protection. The castle, set in the village Rokycany, still hides a lot of secrets. For example, it is the deepest castle well in Europe. To get to the bottom of it, down to 163 meters.

Wine cellars of the fortress fulfilled several functions. They contributed to the preservation in oak barrels for maturing wine and served as a venue Masonic rites. This tradition was started by the Nazis, but modern masons are always in the lock.

Finally, the castle Zbiroh in the years 1912-1928 sheltered the famous painter Alfons a Fly that was created here his most famous paintings. In the castle you can visit the hall, named in honor of the Flies. Its walls are decorated with paintings on the theme of the Slav epic, owned a painting by renowned artist.

The castle Zbiroh was founded in the XIII century by the Czech king přemysl Otakar II. For all time of its existence, it has repeatedly changed owners, and they all belonged to the highest Czech society. The castle, surrounded by a large scenic Park was owned by the Rosenbergs, Kolovrat, Lobkovice, Strausberg.

Nowadays the castle are held constant, historic parades and jousting tournaments. After visiting the fortress you can enjoy dishes of Czech cuisine in the old tavern, located on the grounds of the castle. The castle Zbiroh castle is open for visits all year round.