wind well Wind-powered well
There is a wind well in the village Lok in Nitra region. It is a national cultural monument whose origin dates back to 1920, which will include the object in the first half of the 20th century.
The area of the monument is registered by the Monument Office of the Slovak Republic under number ÚZPF 2339. The whole area consists of one building, which is a wind well from around 1920.
The building is located in the village Lok and is protected as a national cultural monument under registration number ÚZPF 232-2339.
The wind well represents within the village of Lok a particular example of the technical building from the first half of the 20th century. It is an appropriate target for visitors interested in technical monuments from this period.
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Interesting facts
- The wind well is located in the village Lok in the Nitra region. - It is a national cultural monument dating back to 1920, which will include it in the first half of the 20th century. - The area of the monument is registered by the Monument Office of the Slovak Republic under number ÚZPF 2339 and the whole area consists of one object. - The building is protected as a national cultural monument with registration number ÚZPF 232-2339. - Within the village of Lok, the wind well represents a particular example of a technical building from the first half of the 20th century and is a suitable t
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Welcome to the town castle Lok, where the wind well is located. This historical case awaits you with a quiet air full of mysteries and unexplained history. The well is located in a small green, surrounded by trees and keřmi. The wind well is a simple building with unknown origin. The town of Lok has long been known for its trade routes and cultural interaction, which could have led to its creation. Its role was to provide water and perhaps a symbolic sign for the community. The design of the monument is simple, but it contains details indicating a long-term plan and care of its sustainability. Natural materials were used to build it, which enchanted it into the landscape. The shape and location indicate that it has been designed to maximise the wind effect of water supply. Although specific historical stories associated with the well are not known, we can only purpose for those who used it. Perhaps even now one of your ancestors has accompanied his way here or found a shelter here. The treasure of this monument is her secret. Why was the construction site so remote? What techniques were used to build it? How did it last for centuries when other buildings disappeared or collapsed? These questions are the subject of discussions and theories among historians and mythical stories among residents. Walk around it and you perceive its atmosphere - you can imagine the sun setting behind the mountains in the past and how quiet the winds were. If you decide to explore even more Lok and its surroundings, you will find other attractions. Thank you for your time spent with this historical monument. If you decide to explore this area even more, you will be sure to find many other secrets and beautiful stories. And now, let's do one more step on the road to discovering the hidden history of the region of the Nitra region.
Tips for visitors
The best time to visit the wind well is in the autumn months when the climate is the most pleasant and natural scenery have its beauty. During these months are also good conditions for photography when the light is warm and soft.
While visiting, wear protective clothing, as the weather may be unpredictable. Good shoes and possibly a bracelet with water are also recommended, especially for longer walks.
Photography is interesting in various places around the well. The best conditions offer light in the morning or evening when the cochineals are longer and the atmosphere warm.
Nearby is a historic church in Lok, which can be reached by walking. This place is also suitable for families with children, as the surrounding area offers spaces for playing and relaxing.
Frequently asked questions
Can the monument be visited?
This is a residential or farm building, not a museum with opening hours. Please view it from public space and respect the owners' privacy. We have no information about access to the interior.
Where is the monument?
Location: Lok, Nitriansky kraj. The map on this page shows the exact spot.
Why is the monument protected?
It is listed in the Central List of the Monuments Fund of the Slovak Republic as a national cultural monument (ÚZPF no. 232-2339).
For children
Hello, adventurers and adventurers! In front of you is a real mysterious monument - a wind well on the Lok, which you can imagine as an anciently mysterious town. This well was formed some 106 years ago, in 1920. So if we were to get to the time of the vehicle, it would be like traveling to the past, where we became real dreams and fights.
Thematic route
1. Access to wind well (Type: Natural area) - Getting to know the location of the monument in its natural environment.
2. Well wind (Type: Technical monument) - The main destination of the route, which represents historical construction.
3. The immediate surroundings Cold wind (Type: Monument area) - Walk in the direct vicinity, which allows observation of the structure and details of the building.
Seasonal recommendations
Jaro: In the spring season, the wind well is a celebration of green nature, where the leaf and flowers develop in full courtyard. Sun peppers reflect on the water, giving the atmosphere of climate and recovery. Visitors can enjoy whirlpool temperatures and often encounter flowering surroundings. It is recommended to visit the wind well in the morning to enjoy a clean house before the tourist buses flood. Clothing should be washable with the possibility to dress warmer in the case of cooler bottoms. Léto: In summer, the wind well is surrounded by a target for visitors looking for escape into the climate. Sunny days and warm evenings offer ideal conditions for walking around the well, while it is advisable to protect yourself from the sun. Visiting may be high, so it is recommended to visit the crowd in a turbulent or evening. Warm clothes and sun protection (cloak, blanket) are key for a comfortable stay. Podzim: A podzimná visit to the wind well offers a unique atmosphere with a change of color leaf and warmer sunny days. This time of the year is ideal for nature lovers who enjoy changing the barracks of the forest and making it more easy to visit. It is recommended to visit the wind well in the chaff when the sun is in the best place for photos and walks. Clothes should be washy, with the possibility of adding a warm layer, as underwinter nights can quickly cool. Winter: Winter visit to the wind well offers a quiet and quiet area with snow surrounding nature, creating a romantic atmosphere. The well is often less visited, allowing personal experience and a peaceful walk. It is important to prepare for cool temperatures with warm clothing, including a hat and a glove. Visitors should take into account the shorter opening time of the monument during the winter months.
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