ragments of stone walls and towers and the gate of a knight's castle from the fourteenth century. The castle was built of stone on a high mountain on an irregular plan, it was surrounded by a perimeter wall. It guarded the trade route leading through the Międzyleska Pass. At the end of the thirteenth century, the Czech king Wenceslaus II donated the castle to the Cistercian Order from Kamieniec Ząbkowicki. After the reconstruction from the destruction of 1318, it remained in the hands of Czech
photo by ZeroJeden, VIII 2002
knights. In 1358 it was owned by Otto von Glaubitz. After the destruction of the Hussite Wars in 1428, it was not rebuilt. The ruin was further deepened by the demolition of 1769 for material for the construction of the brewery in Różanka.