Castles and chateaux — Nitriansky kraj

Bohunický hrádok is a ruined medieval fortification above the village of Bohunice, with only scattered wall fragments remaining on a hilltop at the foot of the Štiavnica Hills.

The Komárno fortress is an extensive fortification complex built at the confluence of the Danube and Váh rivers on the site of a medieval castle.

The ruins of a Pauline monastery lie hidden in the forests of the Mariánska Čeľaď wilderness near the villages of Podhájska and Veľké Lovce.

Nitra Castle rises on a limestone hill in the heart of the city of Nitra, close to Zobor Hill near the end of the Tríbeč mountain range.

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.

Oponický hrad is a romantic castle ruin perched on a quartzite rock in the Tríbeč mountains, southeast of the village of Oponice.

Topoľčany Castle is an impressive ruin perched on a dolomite crag above the village of Podhradie, located in the eastern part of the Považský Inovec geomorphological unit.

The picturesque Baroque ruins of a monastic complex at the foot of Zobor Hill above Nitra.

Gýmeš is a Gothic castle ruin perched on a quartzite summit of the Tríbeč mountains, overlooking the village of Jelenec near Nitra.

Hrušov Castle is a picturesque ruin situated on the quartzite ridge of the Tríbeč mountain range, south of the village of Skýcov.

The historical complex in Levice features the ruins of a medieval castle and the Dobó Manor House.

Pukanec is a former royal town on the southern slopes of the Štiavnica Hills with preserved remnants of its medieval town castle.

Živánska veža is the ruin of a medieval watchtower on the western edge of the Pohronský Inovec range, near the village of Jedľové Kostoľany in the Zlaté Moravce district.

The Bohunice manor house is an originally Renaissance building on older foundations, later rebuilt in the Neo-Gothic style, located at the foot of the Štiavnica Hills.

A fortified Renaissance manor house in Hajná Nová Ves is located in the Bojnice Upland, southwest of Topoľčany.

The Renaissance manor house in Horné Lefantovce was built on the site of an earlier medieval castle on a hillside above the Lefantovský stream.

A Renaissance manor house surrounded by an expansive park stands in the centre of Horné Obdokovce, southwest of Topoľčany.

A fortified Renaissance manor house in Lukáčovce, northwest of Nitra, rises amid the idyllic setting of the local ponds.

The Renaissance and early Baroque manor house in Neverice near Zlaté Moravce dates back to the first half of the 17th century.

The manor house in Nitrianska Blatnica is an early Renaissance fortified building located at the foot of Marhát Hill in the Považský Inovec mountain range.

The Renaissance manor house of the Ghyczy family in Nové Sady was built on the site of a medieval fortlet beside the Radošinka stream in the Nitra Region.

The castle in Pečenice is a historic structure in the village center that functioned as both a noble manor and a monastic residence.

The restored Renaissance manor house in Rišňovce, originally a fortified residence, is situated in the Nitra Uplands approximately 18 kilometres northwest of Nitra.

The turreted manor house in the centre of Skýcov village dates from the 17th century and was built on the foundations of an older Gothic fortress.

Topoľčianky Castle, a graceful Classicist residence near Zlaté Moravce, stands on the site of a former Gothic water castle.

The manor house in Číčov is an originally Renaissance building later rebuilt in Baroque and Classicist styles, located west of Komárno in southern Slovakia.

A Renaissance manor house stands in the centre of Šaľa, located on the right bank of the Váh River in the Danubian Lowland.

Čierny hrad is a small castle ruin situated on a wooded spur of the Tríbeč range, approximately 2 km northeast of the village of Zlatno.