The oldest evidence of the settlement of Vrábeľ comes from the Neolithic period (6000 - 2000 BC). Evidence of this are discovered excavations in the locality of the Castle (Fidvár). Fidvár Castle had four corner bastions and a stone tower in the courtyard, from which signals were passed to the Nitra and Gýmeš castles during the Turkish invasions.
The oldest evidence of the settlement of Vrábeľ comes from the Neolithic period (6000 - 2000 BC). Evidence of this are discovered excavations in the locality of the Castle (Fidvár). Fidvár Castle had four corner bastions and a stone tower in the courtyard, from which signals were passed to the Nitra and Gýmeš castles during the Turkish invasions.
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