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The history of Levice Castle in Slovakia spans several centuries. Built in the 13th century to protect a nearby monastery and mining towns, the castle changed owners and was rebuilt multiple times due to fires and changing architectural styles. In the 16th century, it was fortified to help defend against Turkish invasions, and withstood a siege in 1578. While briefly taken by the Turks in 1663, the castle was retaken and further fortified. Today it houses a museum and is known for the legend of the Levice geese.
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- 1. The history of the castle Levice Levice Castle was built in the second half of the 13 th century on a rocky hill above the swampy area. He had a way to protect the monastery fortress in Hronský Benadik The medieval mining towns.
- 2. • The castle often changed owners who rebuilt it several times . The core of the castle consists of gothic palace fortification with a circular bastion. After a fire in 1434 the castle was rebuilt again . tearoom
- 3. In the 16 - th century it became one of the fifteen forts that had to stop the Turkish invasion .
- 4. In 1571 he gave a bathrobe Tekovskej stool to stand on the lower courtyard comfortable renaissance mansion , which today houses the museum Tekovské .
- 5. • In 1578 the castle was so well fortified that it Turks besieged in vain . • They took it up in 1663 , and a year were defeated and the castle was again well fortified . gallery
- 6. The most famous reputation, which binds to the castle 's „The legend about the Levice geese“ file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/JO- ME/Dokumenty/Downloads/o_levickych_husiach.pdf
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