Město Albrechtice

Město Albrechtice town is represented mainly by the local square dominated by the baroque Church of Virgin Mary, the Column of St. Anna from 1719 and the empire house No. 21 with well-preserved renaissance interior (cross vault) from the second half of the 16th century.

Linhartovy Castle

The most important monument of the town lies in the local part of Linhartovy. Linhartovy Castle was built in the end of 16th century, converting the former fortress from 14th century into a renaissance mansion.[3] The new owner, Sedlnický family from Choltice, rebuilt the castle to its present baroque appearance. In the 19th century the castle park was converted into a nature landscape park. During the World War II the castle was burned down and reconstructed to a medical supplies warehouse. Since 2001 the castle has become the town property and it has been progressively repaired and opened to public. After many years the castle has become a cultural and historical centre of the town once again.

Another historical monument is the Burkvíz Castle ruins on the top of the Strážnice Hill over the Burkvíz village where are preserved remains of the well, mounds and walls.

There are numerous folk architecture monuments in the town, i.e. in Piskořov, which creates the village monument zone referring to the valuable folk architecture of so-called Osoblaha type houses. In Biskupice it is located the atypical field baroque chapel from the 18th century. In Česká Ves there is the last relict of the German evangelic region settlement – a local evangelic cemetery which is completely different from other cemeteries in Osoblažsko region. In the village of Hynčice on the river Opavice there are many cottages from the 18th and 19th century and also the rectory of the late baroque Church of St. Nicholas with a chapel and a gate.

The Eldorádo park at the end of Hynčice is the first "dinopark" in the Czech Republic. It is the collection of concrete prehistoric life-size dinosaurs, sculptures, fairy-tale creatures and animals.