Súľov Castle Ruins, within the dramatic Súľov Rocks in Slovakia, offers a glimpse into medieval history amid a stunning natural landscape. Perched high on a rocky cliff, the ruins are surrounded by unique limestone formations that resemble towers, gates, and even faces, drawing hikers and photographers alike. Today, the remnants of the 15th-century fortress are accessible via scenic trails that wind through the protected Súľovské skaly nature reserve. One interesting fact is that the castle was partially built into the natural rock, blending architecture and geology in a way rarely seen elsewhere. Despite its ruined state, the site provides panoramic views and a peaceful escape into the heart of Slovakia’s wilderness. We hid a penguin stone within its ruins, but it is harder to get to it. It is a steep climb, but you are rewardedwith beautiful panoramic vews.
Last known location – 49.1745260N, 18.5833581E
