Chojnik is a rock castle located in the Kłodzko Valley, in south-western Poland. It was built in the thirteenth century as a stronghold of the Polish Piast dynasty. In the fourteenth century, the castle was expanded and became the seat of castellans. In 1489, the castle was inherited by Kunegunda, wife of Władysław II Jagiełło, king of Polish.
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- The ruins of Chojnik are tied to the myth of Kunegunda, a castle lord's daughter desired by many knights.
- Today, Chojnik Castle is a very striking destination for both hikers and cyclists. The panoramic views from the castle tower are certainly worth the few drops...
- Since 1991, one of the largest crossbow tournaments in Poland "For the Golden Belt of the Chojnik Castle" has been held at the castle.
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- Chojnik Castle: A Majestic Monument of Medieval Architecture. ... Set high upon a granite cliff, Chojnik Castle offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
- The story is set in a stone castle on the top of the hard-to-reach rocky Chojnik mountain. The castle, built on the orders of Bolesław Lys Rogatka...
- It is known that they often came to Chojnik, but the main residence was then the Gryf Castle, where in the 16th century intensive works were carried out to...
- Chojnik Castle is located at the top of a picturesque mountain of the same name rising 627 meters above sea level.
- Zamek Chojnik, a raczej zachowane ruiny zamku, zawsze warto odwiedzić. Choć jeśli chcemy wejść na wieżę widokową, to lepiej wybrać dzień z ładną pogodą.
- Chojnik Castle is a stone castle that is located atop the hill which bears the same name, overlooking the Jelenia Góra valley and the town of Sobieszów, in t.
