Slovakia, Spis castle

Spish Castle, a significant historical site in Central Europe, is known for its Romanesque and Gothic architecture. Constructed on a travertine hill, it has a rich history of fortifications and ownership changes. The castle faced decline after a fire in 1780, with theories suggesting various causes. It was partly reconstructed in the 20th century, housing a museum today. The Gothic Saint Elizabeth Chapel, built in stages, features preserved paintings. The video also explores noble dining customs of the 16th century, highlighting the sophistication and etiquette of the time.

What materials were primarily used in the construction of Speech Castle?

What was the purpose of the Gothic Saint Elizabeth Chapel?

How did dining etiquette evolve in noble households by the end of the 16th century?