Svätý Jur, tourist attractions

Biely Kamen (White stone) is a ruin of a Gothic castle situated on the wooded hill above the town of Svaty Jur at the Pezinok District in the Bratislava region. The castle, originally occupying a relatively large area of hill has been preserved in a state of advanced decay, which does not allow getting detailed information about its original form and development. White Stone Castle replaced older fort located on the opposite side of the valley. This fort was built in the 9th century and acted in the next period. Acquiring the territory of Svaty Jur in 1209, the family Hunt-Poznan chose as...

Golf Resort in Cierna Voda is situated near Bratislava, on the edge of the Šúrsky Forest Nature Reserve. Club and golf course area offer ideal conditions for golf learning and training for individual clients and groups. The golf area features 6-hole academic business course which is 7 days a week available. The lengths of the holes are shorter than on conventional big golf course, but they are perfect for the techniques and rules training for beginners and advanced.

Beer festival Pezinok Pije Pivo will take place on Radničné námestie in the city centre of Pezinok on June 23 - June 24, 2023. Come and taste 50 various types of beer and beer specials from Slovak and foreign breweries. Sip on your favorite ones and explore new beers while enjoying great food and invited music guests. During the festival, the band Another Band, Čaro Moro, DJ VIx and DJ Woodee will play for us. An accompanying program is prepared for children. Admission to the entire event...

Modern equestrian and riding centre along with three-star hotel is part of Rozálka Healthy Resort. It is situated on the outskirts of Pezinok below the Small Carpathians, 14 km from Bratislava, Rača. Various equestrian events of national and international importance are held every year in the area. Besides them, the resort does not forget families with children, for which an attractive program is prepared throughout the year. If you want to improve in your riding or try it for the first time...

Pezinok Castle is a Renaissance castle on the outskirts of the city in the park, originally a medieval residence with fortifications using water sources - a water castle. It is located at the southeastern foot of the Little Carpathians, in the town of Pezinok. Already before 1271, they built a castle in Pezinok, which, like the other castles in the area, was attacked by the troops of Přemysl Otakar II. It was surrounded by two ditches filled with water from the Cajlan brook. There were two drawbridges...

Dračí hrádok is a ruin on the Úboč hill above the valley of the Stupavský brook, located 2 km east of the village of Borinka at an altitude of 370 m above sea level. m. The castle was built in the 13th century, during the period when the owners of the royal castle on Pajštún were the counts of Svätý Jur and Pezinok. The royal origin is indicated by the similarity of the tower at Dračský hrádek with the towers at other royal castles (Plavecký hrad, Beckov, Pajštún). The castle complex...

Golf and Country Club Bratislava – Bernolákovo has been forming and creating sport and social life in Slovak golf field since 1993. The first Slovak course is the only golf course in the area of Bratislava. It is located 6 kilometres away from the capital of Slovakia – Bratislava – in Bernolákovo, on a historical site of a Baroque style castle coming back to the 18th century. The course has 9 holes and it is 3600 m long, par 62. Its charakteristics are the historical surroundings with...

The Pajstun castle belongs in the system of border castles that took over, since the 13th century, the function of protection of the north-western borders of the Ugrian state in the Small Carpathians. The beginnings of the royal castle date back to the second half of the 13th century. It has been documented since 1273. The oldest owners used to have a shared lordship with Stupava where they returned in a later stage. Since the 14th century it belonged to counts from Svätý Jur and Pezinok continuously,...