Manor Houses in Slovakia

A Renaissance manor with Classical renovations situated in the northern part of Bučany village.

Zichy Castle in Divín is a restored fortified Renaissance manor built on medieval foundations, situated directly beneath the local castle hill.

The partially restored neo-Gothic manor in Galanta stands on the site of a former anti-Ottoman fortification and serves as a prominent landmark in the Danubian Lowland.

A fully restored Renaissance manor house with corner towers and loopholes stands in the centre of Galanta, surrounded by modern panel apartment blocks.

The Renaissance Small Manor House in Hanušovce nad Topľou stands beside the Dessewffy Manor House and ranks among the most valuable historic landmarks of eastern Slovakia.

The Baroque Great Manor House in Hanušovce nad Topľou is a prominent architectural landmark at the upper end of the town's main square.

Bytčica Manor is an originally Renaissance building in a district of Žilina, later redesigned in the Baroque style.

The Brunswick Castle in Dolná Krupá is a late 18th-century Classicist château surrounded by a vast English landscape park.

Jasenica Manor is a Renaissance national cultural monument located in the village of Jasenica in the Považská Bystrica district.

Lieskovec Manor in Bratislava's Podunajské Biskupice district was built by Cardinal Jozef Batthyányi between 1779 and 1783 and today is used as a storage facility.

Mošovce Manor is a Rococo-Classicist building from the second half of the 18th century, commissioned by the noble Révay family.

The Baroque manor house in Orlové stands on a gentle slope above the Váh River and forms part of the town of Považská Bystrica.

The Renaissance manor house in the centre of Svätý Jur, near Bratislava, is believed to stand on the foundations of an even older building.

The Renaissance Radvanskovci Manor House in Banská Bystrica's Radvaň district, dating from the 16th century, is undergoing phased restoration under the stewardship of the Academy of Arts, with plans to transform it into a vibrant cultural venue.

The Baroque manor house in Veľké Leváre, featuring a park with an 18th-century chapel and mill, stands in disrepair today but gained fame as a filming location for the Slovak TV series Rex.

The Baroque-Classicist manor in Zlaté Moravce, rebuilt by Cardinal Migazzi in 1789, now houses the Municipal Cultural Centre and a branch of the Ponitrie Museum.

Záturčie Manor House is a protected cultural monument situated on a hill above the Záturčie district of Martin.

The Late Baroque manor house in Geč, together with the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary, forms a unique historical landmark at the heart of the village.

The Rococo manor house in Ivanka pri Dunaji, later remodelled in Neo-Gothic and Art Nouveau styles, today serves as home to the Jesuit Loyola Spirituality Centre and Anton Neuwirth College.

The manor house in Kalinčiakovo is a historic landmark located in a district of the town of Levice.

The manor house in Plášťovce is an early 18th-century Baroque-Classicist building commissioned by General Ferenc Palásthy, which today serves as a church school.

Built around 1902 as a summer retreat for Count Eugen Čáki, the Prievoz Manor near Bratislava impresses with its eclectic late-Romantic architecture and a historic chapel that once served as a parish church.

Rusovce Manor is a mid-19th-century neo-Gothic landmark currently undergoing a major restoration project scheduled for completion in 2029.

The Classicist manor house in Snina, with a history dating back to 1646, underwent extensive restoration and was ceremonially reopened in July 2013.

The Majorháza manor house in Tomášov is a listed national cultural monument situated just ten kilometres from Bratislava.

The Esterházy Castle in Želiezovce is a national cultural monument situated within Franz Schubert Park.

The Častkovce manor is a late Renaissance building with a 15th-century core that once served as a fortified curia guarding a trade route and later formed part of the estates of the Báthory and Nádasdy noble families.

The small Renaissance manor house in Oponice stands on the left-bank floodplain of the Nitra River in the eastern part of the Nitra Loess Hills.

The restored Renaissance manor house in Oponice is situated at the foot of the Tríbeč mountains in the valley of the Nitra River.

The Pálffy manor house in Plavecké Podhradie is an originally Renaissance building from the 17th century that was later rebuilt in the Baroque style.

Príleský kaštieľ was a historic noble manor in Príles near Trenčianska Teplá that was lost in 1945.

The manor house of Saint Sophia on the northeastern edge of Ružomberok is a partially preserved fortified heritage site with deep historical roots.

Smolenice Manor, a historic noble residence in the centre of Smolenice, was demolished in 2002 due to its irreparable state of decay.

Tihányi Manor in the Kráľová district of Banská Bystrica now houses the natural history exhibition of the Central Slovak Museum.

Kaštieľ Hraň, designed by architect Ludvig Baumann in 1903 for the Almáši family, now houses the Children's Psychiatric Treatment Centre.

A late Gothic manor house from the 15th century in Kecerovce, northeast of Košice, stands as one of the most notable historical monuments in eastern Slovakia.

The Renaissance manor house in Kecerovce, northeast of Košice, is a valuable architectural monument with a rich history.

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.