Manor House in Malacky Holíč Chateau Manor House in Bernolákovo Th is manor house was built in Baroque style at the beginning of the 17th Th e chateau originated as a border fortress which had stood there in Th e mansion was built by the Esterházy family in the years 1714-1722. century. Th e owners were the Pálff y family who used it for representa- the 11th century as a wooden water lowland . Approximately in It belongs to the fi rst noble residences composed together with the nat- tional purposes. After the Second World War, the mansion was used 1315, a one-storey Gothic palace was built there. Th e Holíč Chateau’s ural environment. It was seriously damaged twice during the 20th cen- as the barracks for the local border guard and in 1957 it was rebuilt late Baroque appearance is the result of its rebuilding from a Renai- tury. It burned down in 1911, which caused the destruction of Baroque into a hospital. Today, the Pálff y’s room with antique furniture can be ssance anti-Turkish fortress to the representative summer residence wall paintings and in 1945 it was seriously damaged by war events. After seen in its renovated space. Artistic and professional exhibitions and for the Imperial Habsburg family. Since 2017, the Rotenstein Medieval three years of reconstruction the opening ceremony fi nally took place lectures are held on the exhibition premises. Festival has been held at the Holíč Chateau. in 2017. Today the mansion off ers many activities. Zámocká 932/14, 901 01 Malacky Zámocká 391/2, 908 51 Holíč Kaštieľ 5, 900 27 Bernolákovo www.malacky.sk www.holic.sk www.theresiachateau.sk www.rotenstein.sk

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www.facebook.com/BratislavaRegionTourism www.instagram.com/bratislavaregiontourism Stupava Manor House Manor House in Studené Th e Stupava manor house had several owners, but the Pálff ys owned it Th e history of this manor house dates back to the 17th century. Bitter, for the longest time period and rebuilt it several times over the course Müglig, Horändner, Strasser and Frič were the most important owners of almost 300 years of ownership. Th e chapel from the year 1750 and of the estate. After 1948, a children’s home was set up in the building the with its entrance bridge were preserved from the Pálff ys’ pe- and later there was an educational institution for girls. In the years riod. After it had burnt down in 1947, the manor house was rebuilt 1998-1999, the redevelopment was completed and the fl oorplan of the and raised by one fl oor to serve as a home for the elderly. An English manor house gained its U-shape. At present, the manor house is an EN park with unique trees, which is open to the public, forms part of the ideal place for weddings and various social events. and manor house. Studené 542, 900 46 Most pri Bratislave manor houses Hlavná 13/2, 900 31 Stupava www.kastielstudene.sk Th e project is implemented with the fi nancial support of the Ministry of Transport www.mkic.sk and Construction of the Slovak Republic

BBRT_DL_hrady.inddRT_DL_hrady.indd 11-4-4 11/16/2019/16/2019 10:41:0210:41:02 PMPM Bratislava Castle Red Stone Castle Th e Ruin of Plavecký Castle Budmerice Manor House Bratislava Castle is one of the oldest castles in Slovakia. Th e earliest re- Th e history of this castle dates back to the fi rst half of the 13th century. Th e Plavecký Castle was probably built as a royal border fortress in During the years 1888-1889, Count Ján Pálff y built a manor house in corded mention dates back to 907 when Hungarian troops defeated the It was originally the king’s property and later many well-known noble the 13th century. At the beginning of the 14th century, the castle most the Lindava Forest, which originally served as a hunting lodge. In 1934, Bavarians. Until the 13th century, the castle had a church character and families alternated as the owners, such as Matúš Čák Trenčiansky and likely became part of the property of Matúš Čák Trenčiansky. After his after the death of Ján Pálff y, his only son, Pavol, became the heir to the later it also had an administrative function, when part of the Bratislava the Lords of St. Jur and Pezinok, the Zápoľskí, Turzovci families, the death, the castle had many owners. In 1641, the Pálff ys got possession of ma nor house. In 1945, after the emigration of its last owner, the Bud- County authority was seated there. In 1811, the castle burned down and German Fuggers and the Hungarian Pállfys. Th e castle is now managed it and they remained its owners continuously without any break until merice Manor House became property of the state. Visitors can walk was dilapidating until 1953, when its reconstruction began. Currently, it by the Slovak National Museum, which off ers various types of tours. Th e the 20th century. In 1706, the castle was attacked by the Imperial army, on the grounds of the manor house with its beautiful English park and serves as a museum of history. Astur Falcon Yard in the area of the castle complements its exceptional which damaged it and it has since remained unrepaired. Th e castle is see the exterior of the manor house. Th e manor house is closed to the period atmosphere. Predator shows represent a fascinating experience open to the public. public from the 1st of December 2017. Zámocká 862/2, 811 01 Bratislava especially for families with children. www.snm.sk Plavecký hrad, 906 36 Plavecké Podhradie Budmerice 679, 900 86 Budmerice Red Stone Castle, 900 89 Častá www.plpodhradie.sk www.budmerice.sk www.hradcervenykamen.sk, www.astur.sk

Devín Castle Pezinok Chateau Th e Ruin of Pajštún Castle Tomášov Manor House After the Celts left, between the 1st and the 4th century, Devín became Pezinok Chateau was founded at the cusp of the 13th/14th centuries by Th e castle was built in the second half of the 14th century and belonged Th is noble country mansion was built between the years 1766 and 1769. part of the border defence system – Romanus. In the 9th century, the reconstruction of the original Pezinok . It was built by to a system of castles protecting the border of Hungary. It was the seat During the First World War, a military hospital was established at the Prince Rastislav built a massive Great Moravian fortress there. In the 13th the Lords of Svätý Jur and Pezinok. Th e owners of the castle were also of administration of the Stupava-Pajštún domination until the 17thcen- mansion. Th e manor house burned out, but its Baroque appearance re- century, the royal border fort was built in the area of the upper castle, Pálff ys, who in 1844 set up a central hall in the classicist style above the tury when the Pálff ys built a more comfortable renaissance manor in mained preserved. After being nationalised in 1948, it became property while additional building modifi cations took place between the 15th and gate and adapted the western tower. Despite many modifi cations, the Stupava. After moving the seat to the manor house, the castle began to of the state and in 1991 it was returned to its last owners, the Strasser 17th centuries. In 1809, the castle was destroyed by Napoleonic troops. chateau preserved the layout of the medieval water castle. Currently, dilapidate and the plunder was completed by Napoleonic troops that family. Th ey sold it in 2005 to new owners who turned this dying histo- Th e Renaissance palace bears a memorial plaque commemorating the the winery is situated at the castle, which continues with its recon- destroyed the castle walls. Th e last noble owners of the Pajštún Castle rical mansion into a high-standard hotel. historical trip of Slovak youth to Devín, which Ľudovít Štúr organised in struction. were the Károlys until 1945. Th e castle is open to the public. 1836. Th ere is a museum exhibition in the castle presenting archeologi- Majorháza 373/1, 900 44 Tomášov cal excavations from the site. Mladoboleslavská 1114/5, 902 01 Pezinok Hrad Pajštún, 900 31 Stupava www.hotelkastiel.sk www.zamockevinarstvo.sk www.mkic.sk Muránská 1050/10, 841 10 Bratislava, www.muzeum.bratislava.sk

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