From South, Živánska Tower, Jedľové Kostoľany
Živánska veža is the ruin of a medieval watchtower near Jedľové Kostoľany in the Zlaté Moravce district of western Slovakia.
It was probably built in the second half of the 14th century and belonged to the Hrušov Castle estate. It guarded an important trade route through the Žitava river valley. The tower fell into ruin after 1708, when Hrušov Castle was destroyed. It originally had several floors; today only part of its northwestern wall survives up to the height of the second floor.
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