It is thought that the Castle in Beltinci dates back to the
middle ages (15th or 14th century). It was rectangular in shape,
surrounded by a wall and four towers, around which there used to
be a defence moat supplied by water coming from the nearby
stream Črnec. Nowadays it still keeps its original Baroque
shape, in spite of the buildings added throughout history. Until
the collapse of its southern and western parts, the castle kept
its closed, Renaissance form. It is considered that no serious
reconstruction had taken place before the mid 17th century. Only
then, four round towers, covered with conical shaped roofs, were
built at the four angles (today three remain). They are examples
of the post Baroque architectural style and taste. The later
design of the Castle in Beltinci is of a one storey, originally
four sided, brick building (parts of the southern and western
sides are missing). The central eastern facade has 13 axes and
is defined by an important portal, rustic in style, in the
middle on the ground