Blh Castle Ruins, Veľký Blh, Slovakia

Blh (Velky Blh) castle was built in the 13th century. In 1323 it was renovated in the Gothic style and in 1483 it was extended and fortifications were added. It played an important role at the times of Turkish invasion. It was destroyed in 18th century.

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101 Castles of Slovakia

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Ladislav Orechovský (2 years ago)
We didn't find that

Milos Maruska (3 years ago)
Very neglected badly marked and a problem to find a way to the castle at all. Otherwise beautiful nature

Jan Michlik (3 years ago)
Amazing evening atmosphere and beautiful sunset!

Zuzana Áčová (3 years ago)
Nice place for a walk.

Ing. Kristián Kubiš (3 years ago)
Nice ruin in a nice environment ?

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