Region of Košice

Published: 5.1.2012

Gelnica is a city with a rich history of mining that you can feel at every step of the walls of old buildings and mine tunnels shields. This is not only what it can offer. The surrounding countryside is simply stunning and offers many uses for tourists.

Published: 29.12.2011

Name of the village Bánovce passed throughout history in many forms from the village Banoch (1342), Banowsze (1773), Bánovce (1920) to Bánovce over Ondava (1927).

Published: 1.12.2011

The three-part series will introduce capital region Zemplin. Let's start chronologically with history of Michalovce, move the sights and contemporary narrative culminates in Michigan.

Published: 10.1.2011

No doubt, a church tower belongs inseparably to typical silhouette of historical town of Spišská Nová Ves. Its gallery was open for public couple of years ago. So, when favourite weather allows, it would be worth to burn some calories and to mount several stages upstairs, in order to enjoy such unique outlook.

Published: 29.8.2010

The town of Trebišov is placed in south-east part of Slovakia, along border of Trebišov Table and Ondava Highlands, along banks of Trnávka brook.

Published: 18.6.2010

Not far from Košice city centre, nearby today´s park, a palace was constructed in the course of 19th century. The building was a seat of several institutions but also a subject of property disputes. Peter Jakab was its first owner, and so, the palace got his name from this reason.

Published: 10.6.2010

Wandering through East Slovakia, you can arrive into Markušovce. It is quite interesting community, where you can find small chateau, built originally in Renaissance, later in Rococco arranged style, and Dardanelles, nice summer-villa.

Published: 22.4.2010

To one of most important church buildings in Slovakia belongs, no doubt, a monastery of Premonstratensian Order Abbey in Jasov. In 1970, the monastery was declared as National Cultural Monument, and this is quite important place of interest in Slovakia.

Published: 18.3.2010

Slovak Technical Museum has its branch office in Budimir. The lovers of history can admire there the beauty of antiquities. Local small exhibitions are offering a space for memories of that past times, as well as some new notions, which could bring an interest for adults and children.