Poland · Restored
Przemyśl Castle
Przemyśl Castle (Zamek Przemyśl or Zamek Kazimierzowski) is a historic castle complex on Castle Hill in Przemyśl, Poland, overlooking the San River. The present ensemble includes a high cylindrical keep, curtain walls with stepped buttresses and an ornate gabled gatehouse attached to a long two-storey residential wing.
Its prime
1762
Today
Restored
As it stood in 1762
What Przemyśl Castle looked like in its prime.
Dominant white cylindrical keep with a crenellated, decorative parapet rises from a rubble-stone base, linked by a stretch of rough stone curtain wall to a two-storey plastered residential range with a green metal roof and rows of rectangular windows. An ornate, curvilinear gabled gatehouse with an ogival entrance pierces the curtain and is flanked by massive stepped stone buttresses. Red tile roofs punctuate the complex and the whole group sits on a raised grassy Castle Hill above the San River.
Its story
The story of Przemyśl Castle.
Przemyśl Castle, also known as the Casimir Castle (Zamek Kazimierzowski), is a Renaissance castle on Castle Hill in Przemyśl, Poland. The hill rises 270 metres above sea level and some 70 metres above the city and the San River, giving the castle command of the valley below.
The present ensemble comprises a high cylindrical keep, curtain walls with stepped buttresses and an ornate gabled gatehouse attached to a long two-storey residential wing. During the First World War the Austrians held two thousand Russian prisoners in the castle. The complex has since been restored.
Step inside
6 places to explore in 1762.
The record describes 6 distinct spots at Przemyśl Castle — including 2 interiors: ogive gate passage, cobbled inner courtyard. Create your own photoreal reconstruction and walk through every one — more scenes means more rooms, more angles, and more of the place to stand in.
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