Slovakia is one of those countries that are sure to awe you for more than a hundred different reasons. However, if you are looking forwards for a reason that will leave you awestruck forever, you must take a tour through these 5 enchanting Castles located in this Central European Nation.
The Cachtice Castle
The first thing that will claim your undivided attention about this castle is its location. Built in the 13th century and sporting a typical magical fairytale architecture, you can actually feel the vibes of the old world from the solid stone walls as you walk through the length and breadth of the castle. Being renowned as the Castle of the Blood Countess Elizabeth Bathory, a serial killer of innumerable innocent girls between the years of 1585 to 1610, this Castle has also been featured as one of the Scariest Places on Earth and frequented by Ghost Hunter for obvious reasons.
The Orava Castle
Set in the laps of steep rocky slopes along the Orava River, this castle was built way early as the early 1200s. This castle was owned by numerous royal families, nobilities and elites over a period of centuries and currently stands as one of the most visited places in Slovakia. Being witness to infinite impactful historical events, don’t be too surprised to come across relics that will remind you of the Gothic Primeval charm of Blood soaked history.
Devin Castle
Set in a picture perfect location and witness to the confluence of the Danube and Morava rivers, the Devin Castle is a must-visit place for all adventure charged visitors to Slovakia. Standing proud at the edge of cliff that is 212 meters above ground level, you can actually expect to get a complete panoramic view of the geographical beauty of Slovakia. The history of the Castle dates way back to the 800 AD and is recognized for housing the ‘Maiden Tower’ which has legends of its own. While there you must see the exhibitions held in the premises for a deeper experience of the resonating history of the place.
Bratislava Castle
There is no Castle in this side of the world that is as rich in history as the Bratislava Castle that was built in the 9th century AD. Through the centuries that followed, 11 kings and 8 queens were crowned in right here remnants of which can still be witnessed in the south west tower that housed the coronation jewels. The history of the castle resonates with the Tartar Raids, some of the most spectacular coronations and also the time of the World War. While the fire of 1811 had claimed the beauty of the palace, post war recovery has brought back a new life to the structure. This is presently one of the most visited castles of Slovakia and a must visit indeed!
Pajstun Castle
The Pajstun Castle is a treat to sore eyes. Magnificent and vast, sturdy and literally impenetrable, this castle was rightly built to defend the north – western borders of the then Kingdom of Hungary. Lying at over 480 meters altitude, this place seems to be sweeping with pure lingering freshness just about all the time. This is one of those old relics that adventurists are sure to love because the front walls of the castle often serves as a rock climbing paradise for enthusiastic rock climbers. A walk through the Carpathian woods is another treat that will stay in your memory forever!
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