Trebišov Castle, Gothic castle ruin in Trebišov, Slovakia
Trebišov Castle is a brick ruin located in eastern Slovakia, built in Gothic style. The structure features circular walls and remains of outer fortification systems spread across the site.
The castle was built around 1400 and passed through multiple noble families in the region. It was destroyed by explosives in 1684, resulting in the ruins visible today.
The castle remains stand as a central element of regional medieval architecture, reflecting the building methods and defensive strategies of eastern Slovakia.
Visitors can explore the brick walls, moat remnants, and defense structures at no cost. Access is straightforward since there are no entrance fees and the remains are easy to view from the surrounding area.
The castle was built on waterlogged ground, requiring special construction solutions at the time. This unusual building site choice actually helped maintain the structure's stability over the centuries.
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