Castles and chateaux — Košický kraj

Hrabušice Castle, also known as Marcel's Castle, stands in ruins atop Zelená hora hill in the northern part of Slovak Paradise, near the village of Hrabušice.

The ruins of a medieval Pauline monastery in Gombasek are a charming historical landmark in the Gemer region, situated between Rožňava and Plešivec.

Krásna Hôrka is a majestic castle perched on a limestone hill above Krásnohorské Podhradie, renowned for its rich history and exceptionally well-preserved interiors.

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 former monastery in Nižná Myšľa is situated on the border of the Košice Plain and the Torysa Hills, at the southern edge of the central Košice Basin.

Jasov Monastery is a remarkable late Baroque complex with a church in the village of Jasov, built on the site of a medieval fortified Premonstratensian monastery.

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.

Kláštorisko is a historical site in Slovak Paradise featuring the ruins of a medieval Carthusian monastery in the cadastral area of the village of Letanovce.

The remains of the Košice Citadel are located right next to the Aupark shopping centre — both in front of its entrance and in the underground car park.

Košice Castle is the ruin of an unfinished fortification perched on the rocky ridge of Hradová hill on the edge of Košice.

Markušovce Castle is a relatively well-preserved medieval ruin located directly within the village of Markušovce, adjacent to the local church.

Obišovský Castle is a medieval ruin nestled in the Čierna hora mountain range north of the village of Obišovce, at a site known as Zámčisko.

Richnavský hrad is a medieval castle ruin above the village of Richnava on the eastern edge of the Hornád Basin, southwest of Prešov.

Spiš Castle is a vast, partially conserved ruin perched on a travertine rock, dominating the eastern part of the Hornád Basin above the town of Spišské Podhradie.

Turniansky Castle is a romantic ruin perched on a limestone spur of the Zádiel Plateau above the village of Turňa nad Bodvou in the Slovak Karst.

Vinianske Castle is a scenic ruin perched on an andesite hill above the village of Vinné on the southwestern edge of the Vihorlat Mountains.

Bukovec Castle is a small medieval ruin near the Bukovec reservoir close to Košice, of which only fragments of its perimeter walls remain.

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

The medieval castle ruin on Zámčisko hill above Gelnica in the Hnilec Hills is a valuable historical monument offering beautiful views of the surrounding landscape.

The remains of a medieval castle perched on a rocky massif above Jasov Cave represent a remarkable historical site at the southern edge of the village of Jasov.

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.

Kysak Castle is a medieval ruin situated northwest of the village of Kysak, overlooking the Hornád River valley on the site of an earlier hillfort.

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 ruins of Plešivec Castle lie on private property in the village of Plešivec near Rožňava, at the edge of the Slovak Karst.

Skároš Castle, situated on the western edge of the Slanské Hills, is today known for its preserved remains of medieval walls.

The ruins of Slanec Castle, perched on an andesite cone, form a prominent landmark of the village of Slanec on the edge of the Slanské vrchy hills.

Sokolí Kameň is a castle ruin set on a rocky spur of the Silická planina plateau, near the village of Silická Jablonica.

The ruin of Sokoľ Castle, set on a rocky spur of the Vysoký vrch massif northwest of Košice, is being gradually revealed through archaeological excavations.

Tibava is the ruin of a medieval castle perched on a limestone crag above the village of Podhoroď, approximately 15 km north-east of Sobrance.

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 Barczay manor house in the Barca district of Košice is a historic noble residence believed to have been built on the foundations of an earlier castle.

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 Betlanovce manor house is the oldest Renaissance château in the Spiš region, built without any fortifications and located in the very centre of the village on the western edge of the Hornád Basin.

Betliar Manor near Rožňava is a historic noble residence built on the foundations of a medieval Gothic fortress.

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

The reconstructed old château in Budimír stands on the site of a Late Gothic fortified manor house, northeast of Košice.

The late Renaissance manor house in Budkovce stands in the centre of the village on the flat East Slovak Lowland, near the local church.

The manor house in Kluknava, originally Renaissance and later rebuilt in the Baroque style, is a valuable architectural monument in southeastern Spiš.

The restored Baroque-Classicist manor house in Michalovce, built on the site of a former water castle, remains one of the city's most prominent landmarks.

The manor park in Pavlovce nad Uhom preserves the remains of a manor house built on the site of a medieval castle.

The manor house in Pozdišovce, south-west of Michalovce, is a remarkable structure combining Late Renaissance foundations with Classicist modifications and Neo-Gothic elements.

A restored Renaissance manor house in the village of Rozhanovce is situated in the Košice Basin, in the valley of the Hýľ stream and the Torysa River.

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.

The Renaissance-Baroque manor of the Csáky family in Veľká Ida, south of Košice, is a remarkable architectural landmark of the Košice Basin.

Štítnik Castle is a former lowland water castle in the village of Štítnik, partly preserved as ruins and partly rebuilt into a manor house.