Chateaux in Slovakia

Bojnice Castle is a romantically remodelled historical landmark perched on a travertine hill beside the spa town of Bojnice.

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

Bytča Castle is a Renaissance landmark in the centre of Bytča on the Váh River, celebrated also for its neighbouring Wedding Palace.

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.

Kunerad Castle is a 1916 Art Nouveau hunting château in the Svitačová Valley that, after a turbulent history marked by wartime destruction and two fires, was fully restored and reopened in 2025.

A Renaissance manor house in Nižná Šebastová stands on the site of a former medieval castle beside the Šebastovka stream, on the eastern outskirts of this Prešov district.

Nový zámok is an anti-Ottoman watchtower fortress and one of the most prominent landmarks of the historic town of Banská Štiavnica in the Štiavnica Hills.

Pezinok Castle is a medieval water castle transformed into a distinctive circular Renaissance-Baroque château, located in the town of Pezinok at the foot of the Small Carpathians.

The Old Castle in Banská Štiavnica, converted from a fortified church, rises above Trinity Square and stands as one of the most significant landmarks of this UNESCO World Heritage town.

The Renaissance manor house in Zemianske Kostoľany, built on likely medieval foundations, is a valuable historical landmark of the Upper Nitra Basin.

The Renaissance manor house in Zemianske Podhradie, once fortified, stands picturesquely at the foot of the White Carpathians on the edge of the Váh valley.

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 Bošany manor house stands on the foundations of a medieval fortified residence in the Tribeč foothills, approximately 6 km northeast of Topoľčany.

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

The romantic manor house in Budmerice is located in the valley of the Gidra stream in the Trnava Uplands, about 15 km northeast of Pezinok.

The Renaissance manor house in Chalmová near Bystričany was built on the foundations of a medieval fortress in the Upper Nitra Basin.

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.

The Renaissance manor house in Diviacka Nová Ves, located in the Nitra Valley beneath the Strážovské vrchy hills, was created by rebuilding a medieval Gothic stronghold.

The manor house in Diviaky near Turčianske Teplice is a Renaissance-Baroque complex that originally served a defensive purpose.

The Renaissance manor house in Divinka is situated just a few kilometres north-west of Žilina, in beautiful scenery near the Hričov reservoir.

The Renaissance manor house in Dolná Mičiná near Banská Bystrica was developed from a medieval Gothic stronghold and still graces the peaceful valley of the Lukavica stream.

The Renaissance-Baroque manor house in Dubnica nad Váhom, built on the foundations of an older fortified residence, is the city's most prominent landmark.

The Baroque-remodelled Renaissance manor house in Fintice near Prešov forms a unique historical complex together with the adjoining church.

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 Bajči Tower in Gäceľ is a preserved remnant of a late Renaissance manor house belonging to the noble Bajči family in Oravská Poruba.

The fortified Renaissance manor house in Hertník stands on the site of an earlier small castle, at the junction of the Čergov range and the Ondava Highlands south of Bardejov.

The manor house in Hliník nad Hronom was built on the site of a Gothic fortification and originally served as a fortified noble residence in the region between the Štiavnica Hills, the Kremnica Hills, and the Vtáčnik range.

The Renaissance manor in Holumnica, located beside the municipal office, was built on older foundations and underwent several architectural modifications.

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.

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

The reconstructed manor house in Horovce near Púchov stands on a gentle hill, its history reaching back to a medieval fortified stronghold.

A restored Gothic-Renaissance manor house known as the Water Castle is located in the village of Hronsek on the left bank of the Hron River, about 10 km south of Banská Bystrica.

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

The small Renaissance fortified manor house in the centre of Klátova Nová Ves is a valuable monument of the local gentry nobility.

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

The Renaissance manor house in Krasňany near Žilina grew from two originally separate structures, with the older part built on the site of a former curia or water castle.

A Renaissance single-storey manor house from the first half of the 17th century, located in the village of Krivany northwest of Prešov.

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

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

The late Renaissance–early Baroque Lúka Manor stands on a terrace of the Inovec foothills above the village of Lúka on the left bank of the Váh River.

A partially restored early Baroque manor house with Renaissance elements, situated in the northeastern part of Malacky within a spacious castle park.

The late Renaissance manor house in Malinovo, later remodelled in the classical style on the foundations of the medieval moated castle of Eberhard, is the dominant landmark of the village, surrounded by an English landscape park.

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 restored manor house in Modra, originating from a former residential mill and featuring Renaissance elements, stands at the eastern foothills of the Little Carpathians northeast of Bratislava.

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 fortified Renaissance manor house in Motešice is located at the foot of the Strážovské vrchy mountains on the northern edge of the Nitra Uplands.

The Renaissance manor house in Necpaly is located at the boundary of the Turiec Basin and the Veľká Fatra mountains, southeast of Martin.

A restored manor house with a chapel, tower, and stone wall is located in the village of Nededza on the southern slopes of the Kysuce Highlands near Žilina.

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.

A medieval complex of two merged buildings with a rich past stands in Malé Ostratice near Bánovce nad Bebravou.

The restored Renaissance manor house in Ostrá Lúka sits on an elevated plateau between the Štiavnica Hills and the Pliešovce Basin, near the town of Zvolen.

Remains of a fortified medieval manor house in the hamlet of Patkôš near Hontianske Tesáre, on the southwestern edge of the Krupina Plateau.

The Renaissance fortified manor in Pečovská Nová Ves is a remarkable historical monument situated in the Šariš valley near Sabinov.

The manor house in Pruské is located on the right bank of the Váh River in the White Carpathian region, just 4 km from the town of Ilava.

The Renaissance manor house in Radoľa, near Kysucké Nové Mesto, has undergone a successful restoration and ranks among the notable historical landmarks of the Kysuce region.

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 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.

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 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 Gothic-Renaissance manor house in the centre of Stropkov stands on the site of the original medieval castle and forms the town's most prominent historical landmark.

The restored Renaissance manor in Strážky, built on the foundations of a late-Gothic fortress, is one of the architectural gems of northern Spiš.

A Baroque château with Romantic architectural elements stands at the edge of a park in the historic centre of Stupava, likely built on the site of an earlier water castle.

The restored Baroque-Classicist manor house in the village of Svätý Anton, near Banská Štiavnica, is one of the most significant architectural landmarks in central Slovakia.

A Renaissance manor house in Teplička nad Váhom, gradually expanded over the centuries, is located on the eastern outskirts of Žilina.

Toporec is a castle in the Kežmarok district showcasing medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque architectural layers.

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

The manor house in Trenčianske Mitice, featuring a medieval core reshaped first in the Renaissance and later in the classicist style, is located northwest of Bánovce nad Bebravou.

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

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

The manor house in Veľké Uherce is a medieval structure transformed into a romantic neo-Gothic residence.

The baroque manor house in Vidiná, near Lučenec, was built on the foundations of an older structure and sits in the alluvial plain of the Kriváň stream.

The Renaissance manor house in the village of Vlkanová, south of Banská Bystrica, is a precious historical monument of central Slovakia.

The Kubínyi Manor in Vyšný Kubín is a former Renaissance country house that was later rebuilt as a Baroque noble residence, still standing in the centre of the village today.

A Renaissance manor house built on older foundations stands on an elevated spot in the centre of Zolná, a village now forming part of the city of Zvolen.

A Renaissance fortified manor in Čereňany, Upper Nitra region, surrounded by a park with trees almost 250 years old, located just 20 km from Bojnice.

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.

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.

Šimonovany water castle is a ruin of a medieval lowland fortress located at the confluence of the Nitra and Nitrica rivers in Partizánske.

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

A Gothic tower castle in Žabokreky nad Nitrou, now used as a residential tower, is located about 6 km west of Partizánske.

A restored fortified manor house in Žarnovica is situated in the Žiar Basin at the junction of the Vtáčnik and Štiavnické vrchy mountain ranges.

The manor house in Žiar nad Hronom is a historic building featuring Renaissance-Baroque and Classicist elements, erected on medieval foundations.

The Renaissance manor house in Súľov-Hradná is a historic architectural gem set within the scenic Súľov Basin in the Bytča 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.

The Renaissance manor house in Brezovica is situated northwest of Prešov, at the boundary of the Levoča Hills and the Bachureň upland.

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 Chmeľov was most likely built on the site of a medieval crusader castle in the Beskid foothills.

The Hámoš manor in Demjata is an originally Renaissance building later remodelled in the Baroque style, located northeast of Prešov.

The Semsey Manor in Demjata is an originally Renaissance noble residence later remodelled in the Baroque style, situated north-east of Prešov.

The Renaissance manor house in Dolný Hričov originally functioned as a fortified toll house in the Bytča Basin.

Gunda is the ruin of a fortified manor house hidden in the forests northeast of the village of Ostrá Lúka near Zvolen.

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

The Renaissance manor house in Horná Lehota, located east of Oravský Podzámok, is a valued architectural landmark of the Orava region.

The Renaissance manor house in Horné Ozorovce near Bánovce nad Bebravou has undergone a comprehensive restoration and stands today as one of the notable heritage landmarks of the Trenčín region.

A reconstructed Renaissance manor house in the village of Jasenica is situated in the Papradnianska Valley, approximately 12 km from Považská Bystrica.

The manor house in Kotešová, originally a late-Gothic fortified residence, is situated where the Javorníky Mountains meet the Bytča Basin, near the town of Bytča.

The manor house in Liptovská Štiavnica is an originally Late Renaissance fortified structure, later rebuilt in the Baroque style, located near Ružomberok.

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

The manor house in Mokraď, a district of Dolný Kubín, is an originally Renaissance building that was later redesigned in the Baroque style.

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

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

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.

A Renaissance two-storey manor house built in the first half of the 17th century stands on a hill where a Gothic castle had previously existed since the early 14th century.

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

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

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

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

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 Renaissance fortified manor house in Spišský Štiavnik was built on the site of a medieval monastery, near the upper Hornád River on the edge of the Slovak Paradise.

Trebostovo manor house is a Renaissance fortified structure at the foot of the Lúčanská Fatra mountains, built on the site of a former Gothic stronghold southwest of Martin.

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 Renaissance Vranovo manor house in the Palúdzka district of Liptovský Mikuláš developed from an original moat-encircled lowland fortress and remains a notable historical landmark in the area.

Červenica pri Sabinove is home to the ruins of a Renaissance manor house nestled in the heart of the Šariš Basin along the Torysa River.

The Renaissance manor house in Šarišské Michaľany stands on the left bank of the Torysa River, built on the site of an earlier historical structure.