Rating
4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Lenka Krejčíková (2 years ago)
At the exit, there was a beautiful view of the surroundings. We walked along the nature trail where the forest has been cut down.
At the exit, there was a beautiful view of the surroundings. We walked along the nature trail where the forest has been cut down.
ManiaDardeville (2 years ago)
The last time I was on Pajrek was many years ago, and during that time it has been falling apart more and more. It can be seen that no one cares about the ruins. Which is a great shame, the castle is in a beautiful location and if someone looked after it and the surrounding area it would be great and would certainly attract more visitors.
The last time I was on Pajrek was many years ago, and during that time it has been falling apart more and more. It can be seen that no one cares about the ruins. Which is a great shame, the castle is in a beautiful location and if someone looked after it and the surrounding area it would be great and would certainly attract more visitors.
Martin Charvát (3 years ago)
Overgrown ruins of the castle, a few walls protruding above the bushes, but it can be recommended as a short trip. Beautiful view of the Nýrsko water reservoir
Overgrown ruins of the castle, a few walls protruding above the bushes, but it can be recommended as a short trip. Beautiful view of the Nýrsko water reservoir
Miroslava Masopustová (3 years ago)
We spent our vacation in a nearby camp and spent a lot of time on top of that. One day we had a lot of fun, but in the afternoon it was just overcast, so we made a trip to this ruin. The terrain is a bit steep, but it was mastered by a 5-year-old daughter and a father with a 1.5-year-old son in a stroller. We didn't choose the way back directly to the city, but the road to the cable car/slope, which was not so steep... at least that's how it felt to us.
We spent our vacation in a nearby camp and spent a lot of time on top of that. One day we had a lot of fun, but in the afternoon it was just overcast, so we made a trip to this ruin. The terrain is a bit steep, but it was mastered by a 5-year-old daughter and a father with a 1.5-year-old son in a stroller. We didn't choose the way back directly to the city, but the road to the cable car/slope, which was not so steep... at least that's how it felt to us.
Ivan Čiháček (3 years ago)
Pajrek is a castle ruin that can be found approximately two kilometers south of the town of Nýrsko in the district of Klatovy in the Pilsen region. It stands on the northern spur of the Hraničář mountain at an altitude of 615 m.a.s.l. The castle was founded in the first half of the fourteenth century by the lords of Janovice, to whom it belonged until the beginning of the sixteenth century. During the Hussite wars, Jan of Janovice resided here, who alternately joined the sides of the Hussites and the Catholics. In 1479, the castle was captured and burned by the Bavarian army. In 1512, the derelict castle was bought and partially restored by Jindřich Kostomlatský from Vřesovice, but after his death the castle quickly fell into disrepair and turned into a ruin. I can recommend visiting this memorable Pajrek castle ruin. It is a beautiful walk for a trip.
Pajrek is a castle ruin that can be found approximately two kilometers south of the town of Nýrsko in the district of Klatovy in the Pilsen region. It stands on the northern spur of the Hraničář mountain at an altitude of 615 m.a.s.l. The castle was founded in the first half of the fourteenth century by the lords of Janovice, to whom it belonged until the beginning of the sixteenth century. During the Hussite wars, Jan of Janovice resided here, who alternately joined the sides of the Hussites and the Catholics. In 1479, the castle was captured and burned by the Bavarian army. In 1512, the derelict castle was bought and partially restored by Jindřich Kostomlatský from Vřesovice, but after his death the castle quickly fell into disrepair and turned into a ruin. I can recommend visiting this memorable Pajrek castle ruin. It is a beautiful walk for a trip.
