During an easy walk you will see the remains of fortress fortifications, dwellings, smelting furnaces, towers, fortified gates, sacrifices or water reservoirs carved into the rock. You can read everything important about the individual objects or settlements of the area, as well as about the life of the inhabitants of the hillfort, on the signs forming part of the educational trail.

Currently the castle serves as a congress centre of the Slovak Academy of Sciences with the possibility of accommodation and rental of premises. During the summer holidays, the courtyard is open and guided tours are held in part of the castle. However, do not expect a classic tour with historical equipment. Visit the observation deck on the tower, on the way you will see the rooms in the tower and part of the communication areas.

It was here that the archaeological findings from the Molpír hillfort found their place. History lovers will also be fascinated by the rare books from the parish library. The fossils from the Mesozoic and Tertiary eras, which were found in the vicinity of Smolenice, are worth admiring. An interesting feature is the room dedicated to Štefan Banič, the inventor of the parachute, a native of Smolenice. The beautiful collection of butterflies will also enchant you.