Maimed tower in Soltszentimre, Church ruin in Soltszentimre, Hungary.

The Maimed Tower is a medieval church ruin in Soltszentimre with exposed stone walls situated in a village near Kiskőrös in the Bács-Kiskun region. The structure displays features of religious architecture from an early period of Hungarian settlement in this area.

The ruin dates to the Árpád period, an era of early royal rule in Hungary when religious buildings rose in rural communities. The damage that gave it its name likely came from historical events or centuries of decay.

The name recalls Saint Imre and ties the local community to their religious roots in this part of the countryside. Visitors can sense this connection today through how the structure stands as a landmark in the rural landscape.

The ruin sits in a village easily reached from larger towns like Kiskőrös and makes sense to visit while exploring rural areas. The site is best viewed in daylight when you can see the stone details and how it sits in the surrounding landscape.

A single carved stone survives on the outside of the sanctuary, and local legend holds that the church will stand as long as this stone stays in place. The tower once had four storeys; its present height is 10.6 m.