History
About
Kobylkova Tvrz is a Renaissance building from 1551 in Podolí near Mohelnice. It has been preserved in a form that makes it a valuable local historic monument.
Kobylkova Tvrz
Above one of the windows, the original coat of arms of the Kobylka of Kobylí family is still preserved with the year 1551. The Kobylka family acquired the Podolí estate as hereditary property around the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries.
After the Battle of White Mountain, the property was confiscated. It was later purchased by Bishop František of Dietrichstein and attached to the Mírov estate.
Preserved historic details
The building has a rectangular ground plan, one upper floor, a gabled roof and a simple facade. The former knightly residence is recalled by the stone coat of arms of the Kobylka of Kobylí family.
Parts of Renaissance sgraffito and valuable remains of Gothic plaster are preserved on the building.
Recognition
Recognition for care of the monument
Kobylkova Tvrz is a historic building cared for with respect for its origin.
National Heritage InstitutePatrimonium pro futuro – Památky děkují
Special recognition from the Director General of the National Heritage Institute2018
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