The castle, situated 280 feet (85 meters) above the Danube, was originally built between the 10th to 18th centuries, destroyed by fire in 1811 and rebuilt in 1964. We considered going inside, but between the price and Ashlynn’s desire for a chat, we opted to sit on the lawn with this view and talk to her about what was happening in China.
We also didn’t make it into this nearby church...
...but we did admire the beautiful tiles installed on the outside wall.
We also admired this funky thin building...
...this cool solar-powered “smart bench” by
Steora that allows users to charge their phones...
...and this Slovak Post sculpture.
As this photo taken out the front window shows, the passage between the hotel’s parking lot and the street was crazy narrow.
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