(SLO) Viltuš je dvorec v bližini Maribora. Je naslednik starega gradu Viltuš na bližnjem hribu, njegovo ime pa naj bi izhajalo iz nemške besede wildhaus. Novi dvorec je bil pozidan na ravnici ob Dravi. Gradnja je potekala v več fazah, končno podobo pa je dobil v drugi polovici 19. stoletja, ko so mu izjemno priljubljeni historični slogi vdahnili pečat romantičnega neonormanskega sloga. Dvorec je zato arhitektonsko zelo razgiban, temelji pa na več organsko zraščenih, čeprav po višini in usmerjenosti povsem različnih, kril. Očara te z množico frčad in stolpičev, predvsem pa z obkrajnim velikim stolpom, ki obvladuje celotno stavbo in ji daje novo komponento. Nekoč je bil grad odlično opremljen - o tem pričajo redke ohranjene fotografije. Slovel je po marmornih kaminih, nekaj enkratnih kiparskih delih (npr. damino poprsje) ter predvsem po rezljanih lesenih stropovih. Dvorec je bil postavljen v velik in urejen park angleškega tipa, zasajen z mnogimi redkimi, domačimi in tujerodnimi (med temi izstopajo nekateri eksoti) drevesnimi vrstami. Danes dvorec nima prave namembnosti. Je javnosti zaprt prostor in zato pogosta tarča huliganstva. Posledica je nezadržno propadanje. Stvar je še poslabšala nova cesta, ki je razrezala park na dvoje in ga tako odtujila od gradu. Grajski park se razprostira okoli graščine. Njegova zasnova je razdeljena v več delov: oranžerija, cvetlični vrt, trate, drevesni park, ribnik, gozd.
Park predstavlja kvaliteten primer ureditve na prehodu iz 19. v 20. stoletje v romantičnem slogu s sestavinam eklekticizma in eksotizma in je pomemben iz dendrološkega (redke eksotične vrste) vidika ter vrtnoarhitekturnega zgodovinskega vidika. Poleg domačih in običajnih vrst drevja (hrast, smreka, zeleni bor, jesen), se park odlikuje z redkimi tujimi vrstami (močvirski taksodij Taxodium distichum, tulipovec Lyriodendron tulipifera, gledičija Glepaniculata, kavkaška jelka Abies nordmanniana, kanadska čuga Tsuga canadensis, čopasti taksodijevec Sciadopitys verticulata, magnolija Magnolia macrophylla).
(EN) Viltus is a manor near Maribora. He is the successor to the old castle Viltus on the nearby hill, and his name is derived from the German words wildhaus. The new mansion was built on a plain near the Drava River. The construction is completed in several phases, and it is finally similar in the second half of the 19th century, which is so popular historical history, which refers to the romantic neo-Norman style. The manor is therefore architecturally very versatile, based on several organic vents, although it is completely different in its orientation in orientation. It fascinates you with a multitude of towers and towers, and above all a rugged, large tower that controls the whole building and gives it a new component. It was once well equipped - this is rarely preserved photographs. He sang by marble fireplaces, some of the sculptural sculptures (eg Damino Bust) and, above all, carved wooden ceilings. The mansion was set up in a large and well-kept English-style park, planted with many rare, native and non-native species (among which some exotic trees stand out) tree species. Today the manor has no real purpose. It is a public place and therefore a frequent target of hooliganism. The result is an unsustainable deterioration. The thing was worsened by the new road that cut the park for two and thus alienated it from the castle. The castle park extends around the castle. Its design is divided into several parts: orange, flower garden, lawn, tree park, pond, forest..
Park represents a quality example of the arrangement at the transition from the 19th to the 20th centuries in a romantic style with the elements of eclecticism and exotism and is important from the dendrological (rare exotic species) aspect and the garden and architectural historical point of view. In addition to native and conventional tree species (oak, spruce, green pine, autumn), the park is distinguished by rare foreign species (marshy taxodium Taxodium distichum, Lyriodendron tulipifera tulips, Glepaniculata view, Abies nordmanniana Cauliflower, Tsuga canadensis canadensis, verticulata, Magnolia macrophylla magnolia).