Built between 1320 and 1330 by Spiš Landgraves from the Berzeviczy family to guard the trade route connecting Hungary and Poland. The castle survived almost untouched to this very day. Nowadays, the Castle belongs to the Association of Art Historians. You will find here the Creative Work House (Dom Pracy Twórczej), with a restaurant and a small hotel. The upper floors of the castle serve as a museum.
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Eye of the Sea and The Valley of Five Polish Lakes
Pieniny National Park
Waterfall “Pod Mynaszką” in Kacwin
Bór na Czerwonem
Peatbogs Promotion and Protection Centre in Chochołów
Orava Lake
Skała Rogoźnicka
Municipal park with attractions for kids and adults - Nowy Targ
Czorsztyńskie Lake and Lagoon
Niedzica Castle
The Chapel of Saint Mary of the Snows – Kacwin
Synagogue Liptovský Mikuláš
Bachledowa Dolina, Ždiar
Peatbogs Promotion and Protection Centre in Chochołów
Slovak Museum of Nature Protection and Speleology
Project’s Partners
Portal Co-Financed By The European Union From The European Regional Development Fund Under
The Interreg V-A Pl-Sk Cross-Border Cooperation Program 2014-2020
Portal modernization co-financed by the Ministry of Development
