Chateau of Vígľaš
Východne od Zvolena na strednom Slovensku nad obcou Vígľaš stojí rovnomenný zámok. Počiatky slovanského hradiska siahajú do stredoveku, kde vznikol kláštorný objekt spravovaný templárskym rádom.
he village Divín is situated next to the water reservoir Ružiná in south of central Slovakia. Ruins of the medieval Divín Castle can be seen above the village.
The Castle was built by the end of the 13th century and it played an important role as an anti-Turkish fort in the 16th century. Its ill-famed owner Imrich Balassa, robber knight seated here in the 17th century and undertook assaults in its environs. After his death, the Castle was conquered by the Imperial troops in 1683 and fell in decay. Only parts of some walls survive.
Fortified and likewise abandoned Renaissance manor house, Baroque church and the building of parsonage with the oldest sundial in region of Novohrad are in Divín. Interesting events are organized here in summer months.
Východne od Zvolena na strednom Slovensku nad obcou Vígľaš stojí rovnomenný zámok. Počiatky slovanského hradiska siahajú do stredoveku, kde vznikol kláštorný objekt spravovaný templárskym rádom.
The distinct dominant of the town Fiľakovo on the Slovak-Hungarian frontier are the ruins of its Castle, which survived the Tartar raids in the 13th century.
“Nothing makes a person more human than love for animals” - Henry Fielding. Zatúlané Psíky Šaľa (https://www.facebook.com/Zat%C3%BAlan%C3%A9-Ps%C3%ADky-%C5%A0a%C4%BEa-147849528595852) take care of stray animals in Sala region, tirelessly looking for homes and making the time in the shelter more pleasant. Support their efforts..
“Nothing makes a person more human than love for animals” - Henry Fielding. Help fill the bowls and take care of the animals in animal shelter Sloboda zvierat (https://slobodazvierat.sk/) ..
Support the shelter of the Animal Rescue Organisation Východoslovenské labky (https://vychodoslovenskelabky.webnode.sk/) , which has been saving abandoned and unwanted animals in the east of Slovakia for years. “Nothing makes a person more human than love for animals” - Henry Fielding..
