Castles and chateaux — okres Trebišov

The Premonstratensian monastery in Leles is an extensive historic sacred complex with later fortifications, located on the southeastern edge of the village of the same name.

The Csonkavár ruin near Kráľovský Chlmec is a medieval noble residence perched on a hill at the eastern foot of the Chlmec Hills.

The almost completely destroyed ruins of a medieval castle sit on the Hrunok rise near the village of Kazimír, above the Izra stream close to the Slanské vrchy mountains.

Parič is a ruined lowland water castle on the East Slovak Lowland, with its remaining fragments located in the manor park on the eastern outskirts of Trebišov.

The castle ruins of Veľký Kamenec perch on a rhyolite hill rising above the East Slovak Lowland directly within the village of Veľký Kamenec.

On the hill above the village of Zemplín, where a castle once rose on the site of an earlier hillfort, only minimal wall remnants and two churches stand today.

The village of Bačkov near Košice is home to the ruins of a manor house built on the site of an earlier medieval castle.

The Renaissance manor house in Borša, built on the site of a medieval water castle, is the birthplace of Francis II Rákóczi.

The manor house in Streda nad Bodrogom was built on the site of a medieval castle in the lowest-lying village of the East Slovak Lowland, amid the sandy dunes of the Bodrog Plain.