July 13, 2009
Trencin in Slovakia Preserves its Medieval History
Slovakia is a country in Eastern Europe that acquired political independence relatively late but has a rich heritage of architecture, art and culture. Other than that the country boasts of some of the most beautiful mountainscapes in this part of the world, together with warm Slovakian hospitality.
Among all the Slovakian cities which are of historical interest, one of the most remarkable is the city of Trencin. The earliest foundations of the city date back to the start of the second millennium when the Romans established it as a military colony. Later in 1412, Trencin was given the honor of a free royal city.
The rich legacy of bygone times is evident in the fortified castle which overlooks the city of Trencin .the earliest construction of this castle probably goes back to the eleventh century while the building continued till the fourteenth century. The highlight of the castle is its Tower which was ordered by renowned Slovak historical figure Matus Cak and which still carries his name.
Today the Tower of the Trencin castle is regarded as the symbol of the city and a repository of its rich culture. Exhibitions showcasing the medieval history of Trencin are often organized at the castle where classical as well as folk music concerts also take place.
All those who want to experience the wonderful culture of Trencin can take a trip to this historical Slovakian city. For lodging options check out www.ooaha.com to get best Trencin hotel deals.
Filed under Culture by Kalyani Mookherji










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