dominating feature - a four storied tower on the west side. The whole wing escalates from the bottom to the top. The plinth is simple stone work, just as the first floor. The windows have rectangular shape, but apparently used to have a pointed arc on the top. The cornice dividing the first and the second floor is also rustic and minor. While on the second floor, the windows are decorated with a simple edicule without any tympanon. The windows are united by another plain cornice. The chateau does not have a whole entablature, only the cornice and an arc-shaped frieze with added blind circle windows. The main entrance used to be from the west side of the main wing. It appears like a one part triumphal arch connected to the wing. The tower The tower is accented by four axially symmetrical bow windows reminding four smaller towers on the top. The placement of windows on the tower is obscure. They have the same shape (narrow with a pointed arc on the top) but they differ in size and a number in each storey. The most decorated ones are on the second floor, pointing to the importance of the floor. These windows slightlyresemble a triumphal arc. There are three equally long windows with two columns dividing them. In the bottom there is a low blind attic supported by two round corbels. A peculiar feature of the tower are small round windows above the third floor, they probably represent a reference to the decor of the frieze. . The tracery in the windows is very simple (round) and made of stone. The same is repeated on the west side in the middle part of the main wing. Interior Many historical rooms have not been entirely preserved, only some of the details, especially the vaults. The rooms differ in types of vaulting. Usually, they are rib vaults supported by funnel-like corbe s. An eye-catching element is the handrail of the main staircase. It is crafted in Gothic style and probably used to be gold plated. The chateau nowadays (2019) The building is in a bad condition caused by poor care of the town council during communism and after the Velvet revolution. In 2012 the reconstruction began, due to interest of one of the Galanta's deputy and volunteers, which are organised by the Voluntary association Neogotický kaštieľ v Galante (Neo-Gothic chateau in Galanta).