One year after the restoration, the Nopcsa Castle in the Hațegland became an attraction for tourists and a place for events. The former ruin, however, retains the stories of a fascinating family, ahead of László Nopcsa, the Baron who lived 90 years and remained in the legend as "Black Face".
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One year after the restoration, the Nopcsa Castle in the Hațegland became an attraction for tourists and a place for events. The former ruin, however, retains the stories of a fascinating family, ahead of László Nopcsa, the Baron who lived 90 years and remained in the legend as "Black Face".