Lednica Castle

Lednica Castle is a castle ruin perched on a limestone rock in the Biele Karpaty Mountains, displaying remains of Gothic architecture. Stone walls and fortification structures are partially preserved and shape the overall appearance of the site.

The structure originated in the late 13th century as a protective fortress along the border of the Kingdom of Hungary. It later changed hands multiple times before gradually falling into decline.

The site stands today as a reminder of medieval fortification structures in the region and shows how such buildings were designed. Visitors can directly experience the stone walls and their construction.

The castle is reached by a marked footpath starting from Lednica village and passing the local church before reaching the site. The climb takes some effort, but rewards visitors with views of the surrounding mountains.

The entrance features a 10-meter-long tunnel carved directly into the rock, which leads to a small courtyard inside. This underground passage is a surprising feature that the builders left behind.

Location: Lednica, Púchov District

Inception: 13 century

Architectural style: Early Gothic

GPS coordinates: 49.11056,18.21139

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:50