The New Chateau in Dalovice is an elegant neo-Renaissance mansion whose symmetrical facade, corner turrets and sweeping park immediately catch the eye. It's a place where architectural grace meets the tranquil charm of an old landscaped park full of monuments and centuries-old trees - a lovely stop on any visit to Karlovy Vary.

The chateau sits above an English-style landscape park established in 1882 on former pastures. In spring and summer the park bursts with greenery from old and even exotic tree species, while autumn brings golden hues around the memorial oaks. In winter, the sharp outlines of the turrets and mansard roof lend the site a moody, romantic atmosphere. Wandering the paths, you may stumble upon a stone atonement cross or the 1914 monument to poet Theodor Körner.

• From central Karlovy Vary - drive or take a bus to Dalovice, then an easy flat walk of about 10-15 minutes from the stop
• A park walking route links the Old Chateau, New Chateau and Körner monument - easy, suitable for families

• The chateau currently houses a secondary logistics school, so the interior is not generally open to visitors
• The surrounding park is freely accessible and can be explored independently
• The park contains protected memorial trees, including the famous Körner Oak

Fun fact: poet Theodor Körner visited Dalovice on Goethe's own recommendation and grew so fond of the park that it later became a place dedicated to his memory.