Castles and chateaux — okres Kežmarok

Kežmarok Castle, erected on the site of a 13th-century medieval church, is one of the most significant historical landmarks in northern Slovakia.

The Vlková manor combines Late Renaissance origins with an 18th-century baroque redesign.

The Renaissance manor house in Vlková near Poprad was later remodelled in the Empire style and remains a significant historical landmark of the village.

In the village of Holumnica, the ruins of a noble residence stand on a gentle hill — a site historically misidentified as a castle.

The Renaissance manor in Holumnica, located beside the municipal office, was built on older foundations and underwent several architectural modifications.

The restored Renaissance manor in Strážky, built on the foundations of a late-Gothic fortress, is one of the architectural gems of northern Spiš.

Toporec is a castle in the Kežmarok district showcasing medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque architectural layers.

Červený Kláštor stands at the confluence of the Dunajec River and Lipník stream on the Polish border in the scenic Zamagurie region.