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- The Budatín Castle (Slovak: Budatínsky zámok) is a castle in north-western Slovakia, near the city of Žilina, where the Kysuca river flows into the Váh river. History.
- The exposition of wirecraft at the Budatín castle area is the only specialized exhibition of its kind in the world.
- In 1798, ownership of Budatín Castle passed to the Čáky family, who retained it until 1945.
- The castle is located at the confluence of rivers Kysuca and Váh, within easy reach from the centre of Zilina.
- The castle is just a few minutes walk from the historical center of Žilina. It is located in the local area Budatín.
- The Budatin castle has survived in a completely rebuilt form.
- The Castle of Budatín with a strategic position at the confluence of the Váh and the Kysuca rivers is a dominant of Žilina.
- Budatin Castle is a historical and architectonical site in Zilina.
- The family owned the building until 1727, when the Budatín Suňog family ceased to exist and the castle passed into the hands of the Silesian part of the family.
- Budatín castle was built as a guarding castle in the second half of the 13th century near the confluence of the Kysuca and the Váh, where tolls were collected.
- Budatin Castle is an important historical and architectural monument of Žilina, which now houses the Považské Museum.
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