Homole Castle

Homole Castle consists of the ruins of a medieval castle on the Gomoła elevation, in the Lewin Kłodzki municipality, above the Polskie Wrota pass.

What remains of the castle

The building dates from the 13th century and was built of stone. Today it is a ruin, so there is no interior to visit, and the traces of the former structure can only be viewed from the outside, on the elevation above the pass.

Heritage protection

Homole Castle is listed in the register of immovable heritage monuments. The first entry dates from 1961, with a further one from 2006.

Nearby

Nearby are the Museum of Papermaking in Duszniki-Zdrój and Leśna Castle. Not far away is also the railway viaduct in Lewin Kłodzki and the town of Duszniki-Zdrój itself.

Practical information

• The ruins lie on the Gomoła elevation in the Lewin Kłodzki municipality, above the Polskie Wrota pass
• This is a permanent ruin with no buildings to visit inside
• It is worth checking the access route before your visit, as the sources confirm no tourist infrastructure on site