Trosky

A ruin of a castle originated in the 14th century by the Vartemberk family on two bizarre rock columns. Deserted in the 17th century, re-discovered in the period of Romanticism in the 19th century. The castle complex with the characteristic towers called “Baba” and “Panna”, remains of a palace, fortifications and forecastle, a lookout point under the tower Panna. In Rovensko pod Troskami there is a bell tower with three so-called rebel bells from 1630, hanging upside down, driven by stepping.

Trosky Castle 

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