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A small, freely accessible cave named after Zobor hermit St. Svorad, who lived a very ascetic lifestyle and wore a heavy chain around his waist. His remains are kept in the Cathedral of St. Emerám at Nitra Castle in the Pálfy Reliquary. In 1083, Svorad was declared a saint and the cave became a place of pilgrimage. The cave can be reached via an 18th-century calvary.
Nitriansky Hrad
Built in 9th century, when it was inhabited by the prince Pribina, later by Svätopluk in the Great Moravian period.
Malý seminár
Diecézna knižnica
Katedrála Sv. Emerána
Socha Corgoňa
Built in 1820 by Vavrinec Dunajský. The statue is named after the legendary figure of the Nitra blacksmith with enormous strength. The legend says he helped repel the first Turkish attack Nitra Castle, when it seemed that they would conquer it. With the help of heavy boulders and his massive figure, he scared the Turks away.