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- These days Kežmarok Castle is open to the public. It houses the local museum, where visitors can admire the attractive interiors of the castle – for example the...
- Kezmarok Castle. 4. 90 yorum. ... It is a nice example.of north.slovakia castle, not the best, but it is good to see as average example od castles.
- The first written mention of Kežmarok Castle comes from 1447, from the time when the crew of John Jiskra of Brandýs was here.
- Kežmarok Castle is the only completely preserved castle in Spiš. The first written mention of it is from 1463.
- History The origins of the Kežmarok castle are associated with the Hungarian Zápolya family, who in the fifteenth century became the owners of a settlement…
- One of the important cultural and historical monuments of the Podtatranská Basin is the Kežmarok Castle, also called the Kežmarok Town Castle.
- Heritage renovation for museum purposes started in the beginning of the 20th century. Today the castle is the residence of Podtatranske Museum in Kežmarok.
- Kezmarok Castle: Kezmarok Castle - See 88 traveler reviews, 175 candid photos, and great deals for Kezmarok, Slovakia, at Tripadvisor.
- Kežmarok Castle is the only fully preserved castle in Spiš, which has entered the history of Tatra tourism as the starting point of the first tourist trip to the High Tatras.
- Kežmarok Castle is a town castle, so you won't find it on a high hill. It is located in the center of the town, on the pedestrian zone.
- The dominant of the town Kežmarok is the Castle Kežmarský hrad that has entered the history of tourism in the High Tatras as the salient point of the first known...
- The castle from 1462 on a place of a former church from 13th century. ... Kežmarok, Kežmarský hrad; 1447, 1498 castrum Kesmark. Description.
- The castle belongs to the castles called "town castles". It was built directly on the territory of the city of Kezmarok, in order to guard the city against enemies.
- Kežmarok’s crowning attraction is its castle, a prettily crenellated compound that dates to the 15th century.