Protected Tercino Park Valley (also Terezino), the National natural monument, is located about 1 km south-west from the Nove Hrady in the valley of the river Stropnice in Novohradske mountains. Originally landscape park is situated on an area of about 140 ha.
Park was established in the second half of the 18th century by Count Jan Buquoy as a gift to his wife Countess Theresa Buquoy, whose name bears the park today. In the end of the 18th and the beginning of the 19th century underwent the park some romantic modifications. In addition to domestic treesthere were planted some exotic trees and some park buildings were built to spa purposes. The oldest are the Bathhouse from the end of the 18th century and the Blue House from the beginning of the nineteenth century. The main spa building and the Swiss House are dating from the 19th century in Romanticism style. Picturesque scenery of the valley is enhanced in the western part of the park by the artificial waterfall on Stropnice River. In the eastern edge of the park stands on the elevated spot almost original renovated Gothic fortress Cuknstejn.
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