Countess Chotek lived in the upper mansion nearby with her renowned rosarium in Dolná Krupá near Trnava, Austro-Hungary, Slovakia today. Last roses in her rosarium were felled after the World War II in 1946, after breakdown of the rose garden on private plots and the upper mansion was destroyed after year 1947.

See the booklet: Stanislav Petráš, Ružová grófka a jej svet (Countess of roses and her world), Dolná Krupá, 2010 (ISBN 978-80-970423-2-5)

Thanks for the correction! Excuse me yet, Trnava (not Tynava) is a beautifull city of my childhood holiday.

Now:
Gräfin (Countess) Chotek was owner of the Brunswick-Chotek manor house in Dolná Krupá (near Tynava [Tyrnau], Slovakia (part of Hungary before 1918).

Correct is:

Gräfin (Countess) Chotek was owner of the Brunswick-Chotek manor house in Dolná Krupá (near Trnava [Tyrnau], Slovakia (part of Kingdom of Hungary before 1918).


Thank you!