Pejacevic Castle in Virovitica

Pejacevic Castle in Virovitica is a past due-baroque and neoclassicistic fort within the town of Virovitica, Virovitica Podravina County, northern Croatia. It is certainly one of numerous castles owned by the participants of Pejacevic noble family in the place of Slavonia. The fortress was constructed in 1800 to 04 by using Croatian rely Antun Pejacevic and his son Antun on the site of a previous castle from the Middle Ages. It was designed by means of N. Roth, an architect from Vienna.

The fort changed into the seat of the whole Virovitica property, whose proprietors changed pretty frequently within the beyond. Built as a unmarried-storey edifice in the center of surrounding park, the fortress is rectangular in plan. The shape is almost symmetrical, with a barely projecting imperative block and the ends of two wings that challenge ahead. The most important frontage of the fort is grew to become towards the most important downtown square. The back aspect is adorned with two traces of arcades that comply with the lines of the corridor, the top one containing fragmented windows.