![[The eastern front]](slika8.gif)
![[The view of the Bakar bay]](slika7.gif)
![[The southern front]](slika12.gif)
The eastern front, the view of the Bakar bay, the southern front
The present day appearance is the result of numerous reconstructions and adaptations. The irregular trangle-like foundation of the Castle can be dated back to the 16th century. There was no investigations of previous phases so far. A more regular triangle-like ground-plan can be noticed at the southern two-storey residential part of the Castle, probably made so in the 17th century. The northern front of the Castle is also of interest.
The Castle has various
spacious rooms and service rooms, entrance from the principal
tower and from the court yard having a draw-well.
Entering through the entrance
tower near to the "Big door", the
way conduces through the small courtyard to the stairs with the
iron railing and from the first floor to the hall with balcony.
From this hall we can enter the former chapel St.
Michael, wich had a baroque altar, then a few meters
away a kitchen with a low fire-place. In addition to this kitchen
in the Castle were three kitchen, cistern in the courtyard, two
jails and a number of spacious halls. From the wide rooms in the
second floor a magnificent view of the Bakar bay can be made.
© Ineco, 1995./2005.
