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Images from a computer-generated 3D reconstruction of the presumed appearance of the Church and Monastery of St. Catherine during its final construction phase at the end of the 18th century. The monastery consisted of a church and monastic buildings with a ground plan based on two quadrangles, each with a square courtyard. The smaller courtyard, closer to the church, served as the Paradise Court, around which the monastery buildings were grouped. The larger courtyard was surrounded by outbuildings and the novitiate. The church tower, with its onion dome and stone statues of four Franciscan saints at its corners, dominated the townscape. These statues have been located at the Pálffy tomb in Smolenice since 1905. Access to the church was through profiled stone portals, similar to those at the main entrance of the monastery. The simple, mostly smooth facades were articulated by white bands that contrasted with the gray plaster. The roofs were covered with fired tiles.

According to Komoot, there's a path here, but it's barely recognizable due to the amount of deadwood. It's quite fun for young people to climb over the many logs. Probably not recommended for older people.

Milan Rastislav Štefánik Hill is located on Bradlo Hill, which rises at an altitude of 543 m between the town of Brezová pod Bradlom and the village of Košariská. The hill is 96 m long and 70 m wide. Its lower terrace, which measures 93 mx 62 m and has two stairs, is closed off in the corners by fire chambers. On the upper terrace, which is 45 mx 32 m in size and also has two stairs, there are four 12.5 m high obelisks. The obelisks symbolize the four victims of the plane crash and at the same time the four countries in which Štefánik was active. The top of the hill is formed by a grave (tombstone) and there are inscriptions on its sides.

Milan Rastislav Štefánik Hill is located on Bradlo Hill, which rises at an altitude of 543 m between the town of Brezová pod Bradlom and the village of Košariská. The hill is 96 m long and 70 m wide. Its lower terrace, which measures 93 mx 62 m and has two stairs, is closed off in the corners by fire chambers. On the upper terrace, which is 45 mx 32 m in size and also has two stairs, there are four 12.5 m high obelisks. The obelisks symbolize the four victims of the plane crash and at the same time the four countries in which Štefánik was active. The top of the hill is formed by a grave (tombstone) and there are inscriptions on its sides

Very old cemetery next to the path to Dobra Voda Castle