Lednice, south of Moravia, is a small village in the southwestern part of the Czech Republic. It is the largest man-made garden landscape in the world. The precious historical sites that survived in the 12th century made the site a UN in 1996. UNESCO is rated as a World Heritage Site. The most famous is the medieval castle and garden from Lednice. This palace used to belong to the summer and winter palaces of the Liechtenstein family. It was formed between 1846 and 1858. The neo-Gothic style was particularly modern at the time. The Duke likes to accept new things. After that, the palace adds a variety of styles such as Baroque and Turkish towers according to the popular style. His friends often become the guests of the castle during the summer or Christmas season. . The castle is like a place of art exhibitions from all over the world. It is decorated with furniture from all over the world. The horns are antlers with antlers and killer whales and horses. The walls of the hall have medieval knights. The room is placed in China's wallpaper porcelain, African art and world famous paintings. The overall decoration and decoration are enough to show the amazing wealth and rights of the owner. The most fascinating is the wood-carved spiral staircase (Fig. 4), which took seven years to complete in the library. The complete piece of wood was carved into a one-piece, carved and beautiful staircase with exquisite craftsmanship. Luxury is amazing.