- You can see the Castle from all over Nitra. ... and it's flood lit at night.
- Nitra Castle (Slovak: Nitriansky hrad, Hungarian: Nyitrai vár) is a castle located in the Old Town of Nitra, Slovakia. It dominants the city and is a national cultural monument.
- The castle is located in the city of Nitra, on a limestone hill in the Nitra hills, near the hill Zobor at the end of the mountain Tríbeč.
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- Several churches, for example in the Nitra Castle, Párovce, Nitrianska Blatnica, Lupka, Zobor, and Kostoľany pod Tribečom existed in and around today’s Nitra...
- The dominant of the oldest Slovak town Nitra is the Castle of Nitra . It was built in the 11th century on the site of a bulky Slav fort , the seat of the Nitra Princedom...
- Despite the fact that the castle became the residence of the Bishop of Nitra, it was fought over again in 1311.
- This castle is the traditional seat of Nitra bishops; located in the castle complex is the the Bishop’s Office, St Emerám’s Cathedral and the Nitra Diocese Museum...
- Nitra Castle along with its fortifications is regarded to be the largest medieval fortified settlement.
- Like many Slovak towns and villages, Nitra has an interesting folk-tale, which talks about a huge strongman Corgoň, who averted the Turkish invasion of Nitra Castle.
- This monument rises from the city’s highest perch within the walls of Nitra Castle, and is a jumble of Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque buildings.
- When planning your trip to Nitra Castle in Nitra, remember to set aside some money for an entry fee.
- Nitra Castle The castle was the metropolis of the Great Moravia Empire during the 9th century.
- The town became an administrative centre after Nitra was incorporated into Great Moravia, which had a positive impact on the castle itself.