Castles and chateaux — Trnavský kraj

An early Renaissance noble manor house from Bučany near Trnava, featuring architectural elements from various historical periods.

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

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.

Hlohovec Castle is a Baroque-Classicist monument perched on a hill above the town of Hlohovec, built on the site of an earlier medieval fortress.

Holíč Castle, originally a Gothic water castle, was transformed over the centuries into an impressive Baroque-Classicist manor on the western edge of the town of Holíč.

Katarínka is a scenic early Baroque Franciscan monastery ruin nestled in the forests of the Little Carpathians near the village of Dechtice, north of Trnava.

The Leopoldov fortress, located in the town of the same name near the Považský Inovec hills, has served as a prison for many years and stands as one of Slovakia's most historically significant fortifications.

Smolenice Castle is a romantic residence rebuilt from a medieval fortress, majestically perched on a rocky hill on the border of the Little Carpathians and the Trnava Uplands.

Branč Castle is a partially restored ruin perched on a rocky ridge of the Myjava Hills above the village of Podbranč in the Senica district.

Dobrá Voda Castle is a romantic ruin perched on a rocky, forested hilltop in the Little Carpathians, offering an unforgettable atmosphere and stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

Korlátka is a Gothic castle ruin set on a rocky spur of the Little Carpathians, near the village of Cerová – Rozbehy.

Ostrý Kameň is a picturesque castle ruin set on the limestone crags of the Zárub ridge above the village of Buková, near Smolenice.

The Renaissance manor house in Chtelnica stands in the valley of the Chtelnica stream on the northern edge of the Trnava Upland at the foot of the Little Carpathians.

A Renaissance manor house in the centre of Gabčíkovo, later remodelled in Baroque and Classicist styles, believed to stand on the site of a medieval water castle.

The fortified Renaissance manor house in Horné Trhovište stands beneath the eastern slopes of Považský Inovec in the Nitra Highlands.

The Baroque manor house in Jablonica near Senica was built upon the foundations of an older Renaissance residence and remains a prominent landmark of the village.

The fortified manor house in Koplotovce stands approximately five kilometres north of Hlohovec, above the floodplain of the Váh river.

The fortified manor house in Lieskové near Senica is an originally Renaissance structure that was later remodelled in the Baroque and Classicist styles.

The fortified manor house in Malá Lúč is a historic monument located in the central part of Žitný ostrov near Dunajská Streda.

The Renaissance manor house with medieval origins in Moravany nad Váhom impresses with its commanding position on a terrace above the Váh valley, near Piešťany.

The ruins of a tower from a fortified manor house can be found in the Nebojsa district, approximately 4 km north of Galanta.

The manor house in Rohovce near Dunajská Streda was built on the site of a water castle, first as a Renaissance residence and later rebuilt in the Baroque style.

The manor house in Sobotište stands on the site of a former castle in a village at the foot of the White Carpathians, about 8 km northeast of Senica.

A Baroque and Classicist manor in Sokolovce with medieval foundations near Piešťany.

The restored Renaissance manor house in Trstín is located approximately 20 km north-west of Trnava at the eastern foothills of the Small Carpathians.

A restored Late Classicist manor house in Vrakúň, built on older historical foundations, stands as a prominent landmark in the centre of the village near Dunajská Streda.

The manor house in Šaštín-Stráže stands on the site of an original castle and still preserves remnants of bastion fortifications, though its appearance has been significantly affected by later industrial use.

The manor house near Sereď stands on the site of a historic water castle by the Váh River, close to the district of Šintava.