Házmburk (Klapý)

The ruin of a castle with a typical two-tower silhouette, founded in the 13th century, probably by the Lichtenburk family. At the turn of the 14th a 15th centuries, the complex was enlarged by the Podcastelí village with a church, which disappeared in the 16th century when the castle was abandoned.

Of special note is a water tank with a funnel-shaped opening whose masonry consists of perfectly regular blocks.