Jasenov Castle is a ruined Gothic and Renaissance era stone castle above the village of Jasenov in Humenné District, Prešov Region, in east Slovakia. It is a hilltop castle located on a fairly steep, roughly cone-shaped hill with a limestone bedrock, in an altitude of approximately 392 m above sea level.
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The castle ruins are under reconstruction. Some parts are already looking really nice. The view from castle is beautiful if u catch good weather. Safety railings are being placed around and on the upper part of the walk path. Sadly the yellow mark from park space is pretty steep. So hard to climb for ppl with less stamina (like myself 😅) or people with disabilities. On the path are some benches for rest but I would recommend taking it slow. Hope in the future the path will be reconstructed for better access. Worthy to visit for sure 👍 Along the path up to the castle is also a...
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Fantastic castle ruin. Well kept, complex with lots of interesting sidepaths and nooks & crannies. Information panels are informative and besides the castle itself, focus on lifestyle of people at the break of late middle ages and reinessance. The path to the site goes through the characteristic forest with flora typical for Carpathian mountains - truly as if taken out of a fairy tale. All thanks to the people who are responsible for keeping and rebuilding this monument - they are truly...
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This is very beautiful old castle. It is currently being repaired, but there is still a lot to see. The view from the castle is astonishing. There are three possible ways to the castle you can take. Red, blue and yellow. Red one is the longest and leads through the meadow following by forestry road. Blue one is the shortest but most difficult through the forest and yellow one is gravel road made probably by builders repairing the castle. It is also most suitable for...
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