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Distance: 54.91kmBETLIAR Chateau Betliar

BETLIAR Chateau

Betliar (area: Revúcka vrchovina, region: Gemer, District: Rožňava)

This chateau is a dominant object of Betliar village, which is located 10 kilometres on the North of the district town of Roznava. History of the chateau is connected with two important yeoman and noble families - the Bebeks and the Andrassys. The Bebeks built the core of the chateau in the 15th century. Later, in the beginning of the 18th century it became one of many noble residences of Andrassy family and it stayed that way until 1945. The chateau was rebuilt several times during its existence....

Distance: 55.37kmHALIČ CASTLE Halič

HALIČ CASTLE

Halič (region: Novohrad, District: Lučenec)

The HALIČ CASTLE dating from 1612 is the dominant feature of the village of Halič. It is situated on a lonely wooded hill. The view of the chateau is cut out of a fairy tale and the view from the windows of the chateau is magnificent. You can see 15 surrounding villages and, with good visibility, also some peaks of the High Tatras. The castle forest park has an area of ​​13 hectares with an artificial lake. The beginnings of Halič Castle date back to the 12th century - it is stated that...

Distance: 58.16kmKRASNA HORKA Castle Krásnohorské Podhradie

KRASNA HORKA Castle

Krásnohorské Podhradie (area: Slovak Karst, region: Gemer, District: Rožňava)

The castle that is a national culture heritage lies 8 kilometres from Roznava, near the village Krasnohorske Podhradie. Originally Gothic castle from the 14th century towers of the high steep conic hill. It was rebuilt into a fort in Renaissance style, later on into presentable residence of nobility. Until 1812 the castle was inhabited. The last owner Dionyz Andrassy turned the place to a family museum and since 1906 it has been open to public. A part of Krasna Horka Castle is a mausoleum at eastern...