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Spiš Castle Chapel
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🏰 Spiš Castle Chapel

Slovakia

About This Sacred Site

The chapel within Spiš Castle is part of one of the largest castle complexes in Central Europe, a UNESCO World Heritage Site dramatically perched on a travertine hill in eastern Slovakia. The castle dates to the 12th century and includes a Romanesque chapel where the lords of Spiš worshipped for centuries. The surrounding area, including the remarkable Spiš Chapter (Spišská Kapitula), forms an exceptional concentration of medieval religious architecture.

Key Facts

  • Spiš Castle is one of the largest castle complexes in Central Europe
  • UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993
  • The castle dates to the 12th century with a Romanesque chapel
  • Spišská Kapitula nearby is a walled ecclesiastical town still in use
  • The castle covers over 4 hectares and sits on a dramatic travertine hill

Location

Coordinates: 48.9983, 20.7681

Quick Info
Religion
Christianity
Country
Slovakia
Established
12th century
Annual Visitors
200,000
Significance
A UNESCO-listed medieval castle chapel within one of Central Europe's largest fortress complexes
Coordinates
Lat: 48.9983
Lng: 20.7681
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