Grad Ribnica
Škrabčev trg 21, Sl-1310 Ribnica, Slovenia,
Phone386 (0) 1 836 1179
ProprietorRibnica Municipality
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At this time the castle had an inner courtyard and two residences, but it was burned down during the World War II, leaving only the two defence towers and the passage which link them as well as the foundations of the old castle. Mikl House was opened in the castle grounds in 1961.
A park dedicated to eminent citizens of Ribnica was opened in the castle grounds in 1982. Those honoured include composer Jakobus Gallus Carniolus, linguist Stanislav Škrabec, cartographer Peter Kozler and politician Janez Evangelist Krek.
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Situated in the centre of the town of Ribnica some 50km to the south of Ljubljana, the Ribnica Castle actually denotes the well-preserved remains of a much bigger castle burnt down during WWII. +
Situated in the centre of the town of Ribnica some 50km to the south of Ljubljana, the Ribnica Castle actually denotes the well-preserved remains of a much bigger castle burnt down during WWII. +
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