Municipal office of Bartošovice.
The village of Bartošovice is located in the valley floodplain of the Odra River and the Bartošovické brook. Due to its naturalistic features, the Odra valley floodplain was declared a Poodří Protected Landscape Area. Bartošovice is located 13 km northeast of Nové Jičín. Since 1976, the local part - Hukovice has been part of the municipality. The village has 1634 inhabitants.
The castle, which has been remembered as a late-Gothic fortress since 1480, is one of the most valuable monuments. The castle building went through a complex architectural and historical development. Today, the castle's representative premises are used for wedding ceremonies, banquets and seminars. The castle offers accommodation for 41 people in the pension category. For tourists, there is an Information Center, headquarters of the Poodří Region, MAS Regionu Poodří, os.s.
In the center of the village is the church of St. Peter and Paul, which was rebuilt in 1583. During the rebuilding of the church, the tombstones of the owners of the estate and their family members were preserved. The oldest tombstone is from 1504. Next to the church stands Meinert's tomb, a romantic building from the first half of the 19th century, the only copy of the princely tomb in Weimar.
A former parsonage, a one-story building from 1737, is built near the church, today the headquarters of the Rescue station for wild animals and an ecological education center with a permanent exhibition "Nature and life in Poodří".