Holumnický hrad

Holumnický hrad is a medieval castle ruin featuring three-story perimeter walls with arrow slits and some Renaissance architectural details. The preserved sections show traces of original plaster and interior alcoves that once served the residence.

The castle was built in the 15th and 16th centuries and served as a noble residence for the local area. It was abandoned sometime later and gradually fell into disrepair over the following centuries.

The castle served as a residence for local nobility and shows how wealthy landowners lived during the Middle Ages. Walking around the walls, you can still see how rooms were arranged and where the family spent their daily life.

The ruins can be reached on foot from Holumnica village by following a marked path that crosses a wooden bridge over the local stream. The ground is uneven in places and the paths can be slippery, so sturdy footwear is recommended.

Some wall sections still bear traces of original plaster and small alcoves that may have led to hidden rooms. These remnants suggest that additional structures could be buried beneath the fallen debris waiting to be discovered.