This artistically structured castle is the ornament of the Rusovce area of the city of Bratislava. The once-beautiful castle will be renovated by 2023 according to plans and it will serve the highest of representational aims.

The artistically structured ornament of the Rusovce area of Bratislava is a castle built in 1841-44 according to the plans of Franz Beer, it was constructed in the place of an older fort. Its attractive exterior is of so-called Windsor style, a romantic architectural approach that mimics English Gothic. The castle facade is ornamented by towers, gabled battlements, avant-corps with porches and a statue of a lion on a column on the building's square. There is a large park next to the palace where a church built in 1613 dedicated to Saint Vitus stands. The church was renovated in the second half of the 19th century in Neo-Gothic style. According to plans the once beautiful castle is to be renovated by 2023 and it will serve the highest of representative aims. The building next to the castle will house a community center, a museum, a room for wedding ceremonies as well as a restaurant.

Forrás és további információ:

http://www.bratislava-rusovce.sk/kontakty-na-vsetky-oddelenia

During the reign of Thaddeus Amadé, in the second half of the 18th century, the 15th-century water fort was converted into the Baroque castle we know it as today. Today the castle functions as a retirement home. This is where the famous poet Laslo Aamdé was born in 1703. His most famous poem is „To the beautiful shining soldier” to which János Arany wrote music.

The Amade Castle's predecessor was a 15th-century water fort, which was converted into a renaissance castle in the 17th century. During the reign of Thaddeus Amade in the second half of the 18th century it took on the form of a Baroque castle. The main facade is emphasized by a segmented Attica. According to legend Maria Theresa gave birth to Joseph II on the top floor of the castle's southern bastion. This story lacks any factual proof, however, the poet Laszló Amade was definitely born here. Today, the castle functions as a retirement home. The picturesque park lies on both banks of the Csiliz stream.

Forrás és további információ:

http://www.gabcikovo.sk/hu/kepalbum/kastiel.html

The originally Baroque style castle was converted to classicist style in the 1800s. Today, this two-story structure is considered to be among Dunajská Streda's monument buildings. In the small park around it, we will find a wooden statue of György Lipcsei. The building houses the Csallóköz Museum. The permanent exhibition comprises 17 thematic units providing a comprehensive and faithful representation of the lives of the people living here. The ground floor houses archeological artifacts and fossils, the first floor features ethnographic and historical materials.

Commissioned by the Bishop of Veszprém, Márton Bíró Padányi, the spacious mansion with several floors planned for his brother István Bíró was finished in Pólkatelek in 1753. This was later to be known as the Sárga kastély (Yellow Castle) and expansive lands belonged to it. Later the Kondé family of Pókatelek gained ownership of it and had it renovated according to their own taste at the beginning of the 19th century (This was when the Kondé coat of arms was added to the facade and the huge stone turkey statue above it.)

Forrás és további információ:

https://dunstreda.sk/hu/kulturalis-orokseg

https://www.tajgazda.hu/index.php/hu/tajerinto/646-csallokozi-muzeum

https://www.facebook.com/csallokozi.muzeum.dunaszerdahely

http://kukkonia.sk/hu/csallokozi-muzeum-es-tortenete