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meštiansky dom Burgher house

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The townhouse in Spišská Belá is an object registered in the register of national cultural monuments under the number ÚZPF 12171. This property comes from the first half of the 19th century and bears the characters of the classicistic style.

The area of the monument consists of one object, which is in the official register of the Monument Office of the Slovak Republic classified as a series passage burgher house.

The building is located at Hviezdoslavova 386/14 in the village Spišská Belá, which is located in Prešov region. The building is registered in the Central List of Monument Fund under the number 413-12171.

The townhouse on Hviezdoslavova Street presents a document of classicistic buildings in a given location. For visitors of the village Spišská Belá, this building is available within the city buildings. Its preservation in the conservation fund allows insight into the structure of the historical construction of the town from the first half of the 19th century.

Historical Milestones

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Construction of a burgher's house in the classical style.
20th century
Enrollment of the object in the Central List of Monument Fund under the number 413-12171.

Interesting facts

- The object is registered in the register of national cultural monuments under the number ÚZPF 12171. - The building comes from the first half of the 19th century and bears the characters of the classicistic style. - The monument office of the Slovak Republic classifies the building as a terraced burgher house. - The house presents evidence of classicistic buildings in a given location and allows insight into the structure of the historical construction of the city.

Guide

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⚙︎ The text was prepared by artificial intelligence and has not been editorially reviewed. It may contain inaccuracies.

Welcome to Spišská Belá. You are standing in front of a townhouse that is a silent witness to the rich history of this Spiš town. When you look at this structure, you may be the first to be impressed by its peaceful yet noble atmosphere that completes the color of local architecture. These houses were in the past the heart of the public and private life of the inhabitants and symbolized the success and social status of the then townspeople.

If you look at the facade of this house, see its overall composition. Although the exact date of creation of this building remains shrouded by the mystery and the names of architects who gave the house its present form were not preserved in the archival springs, the building itself tells about the skills of ancient masters. It is this anonymity that gives the creators a sense of mystery. It is a house that stood here long before we stood before it, and which has gone through many changes of time, while maintaining its dignity.

Step closer and try to imagine what life was going on behind these walls. Townhouses in Spišská Belá were not only dwellings, but also places where trade, crafts and family traditions met. Although we do not know today the specific names of historical personalities that would be inextricably connected with this particular house, we can assume that there were people living in its premises who shaped the face of the region. They were merchants, craftsmen, or esteemed townsmen who, by their daily work, contributed to the prosperity of the entire Spiš region.

Note the details on the facade and the overall structure breakdown. Although it may seem to us today that the house is silent, its architecture is itself. It is the language of proportions, the language of materials and the language of generations who have taken care of this house. It is in these details, in the way the building fits into the street buildings, that we can read about the perception of aesthetics and order. It is fascinating to realize that although we do not have detailed historical records of the house, its existence is a strong message in itself. It is a reminder that history is not only about great battles and known names, but also about such buildings, which form the authentic basis of our cities.

You may wonder what stories are hidden behind windows or what all these walls have seen over the centuries that are not mentioned in chronicles. It is this lack of detailed information that gives us space for our own imagination. We can only guess what joys or worries the inhabitants of this house experienced, what conversations were held in his rooms, and what kind of noise prevailed in front of his entrance at the time when Spišská Belá experienced her greatest blooming periods. However, this uncertainty is also an invitation. By inviting you to look at the house not only with your eyes but also with your heart and imagination.

When you stand there, try to perceive the genius loci, the spirit of this place. Spišská Belá is a city with deep roots and this townhouse is one of its important pillars. Although we do not know exactly who built it or who survived the most important moments of his life in it, his presence is important to us. It reminds us of the continuity, durability, and values that people have valued in the past.

I hope you are interested in this short look at the burgher's house and that it has prompted you to discover the beauty of Spišská Belá. The city has many more stories and corners hidden in its alleys waiting to be discovered. Let yourself be guided by your curiosity and continue to walk through this picturesque city, which has written a piece of our common past in each of its stones. Thank you for your attention and I wish you many nice experiences in getting to know the local sights. Goodbye.

Tips for visitors

It is appropriate to visit Spišská Belú in May or September, when the conditions for walking through the historical centre are favorable. Comfortable shoes are recommended to move on the historical pavement. Details of the facade of burgher houses can best be photographed in the morning. For families with children, the city is a place to explore elements of folk and burgher architecture.

Frequently asked questions

Can the monument be visited?

This is a residential or farm building, not a museum with opening hours. Please view it from public space and respect the owners' privacy. We have no information about access to the interior.

Where is the monument?

Location: Hviezdoslavova 386/14, Spišská Belá, Prešovský kraj. The map on this page shows the exact spot.

Why is the monument protected?

It is listed in the Central List of the Monuments Fund of the Slovak Republic as a national cultural monument (ÚZPF no. 413-12171).

For children

Imagine you're walking down a narrow alley in Spišská Belá. Suddenly a house appears in front of you that looks like it just fell out of an adventure book about old times. It's not an ordinary brick and concrete building you know from your estate. This burgher's house remembers a time when horse - horse carriages were crossing the roads, and it lived in the city with crafts and trade. It's like a time machine that takes you centuries ago when the history of our region was written on these premises.

Thematic route

The route is focused on the townhouse and its area in the village Spišská Belá.

1. Exposition of burgher housing Type: Historical exposure The exposition approximates the way of life, culture and customs of burgher families in past centuries. Exposed period furniture and art objects document the social status of the then inhabitants.

2. Courtyard of the townhouse Type: Architectural space Space allows you to explore the external architecture of the building including original elements and details of the facade. The courtyard illustrates the building development of the house and its inclusion in the historical core of the village.

3. The adjacent garden of the townhouse Type: Exterior area The garden adjacent to the house allows you to see the back of the building and its construction.

Seasonal recommendations

The spring in Spišská Belá brings a gradual awakening of nature, when the surroundings of the burgher's house begin to green and the facade of historical buildings shine in the soft, soft light of the morning sun. It is an ideal time for a quiet walk through the city without crowding tourists, while the atmosphere is fresh and full of optimism. I recommend choosing layered clothes, because spring weather tends to vary and temperatures can change quickly. The best time to visit is in the morning when you will enjoy the architecture without rush and enjoy the waking city in its authentic form.

Summer in the city offers long, sunny days, during which the historic centre of Spišská Belá revives its vibrant bustle and tourist interests. The architecture of the burgher house stands out in the sharp summer light, which highlights the details of historical portals and windows. During this period, it is necessary to plan a visit to the early morning hours to avoid the greatest crowds and noon heat. Do not forget light clothing, head cover and sufficient drinking mode, while in the interior you will appreciate the pleasant shade that old thick walls provide during hot days.

Autumn in Spišská Belá turns the color palette of the surrounding country into a golden and melancholy, which adds a distinctive, nostalgic touch to the townhouse. The light is low and warm in the afternoon, which creates the perfect conditions for photographing the details of facades. The atmosphere is calmer and more intimate at this time, as the main tourist season is slowly closing. I recommend wearing a warmer sweater or jacket, because autumn evenings in the Podtatra region are cold. The best time to explore is early afternoon, when the sun best illuminates the historic square.

Winter in Spišská Belá transforms the city into a snowy fairytale scenery, where the burgher's house operates in contrast with white snow extremely majestic. The atmosphere is quiet and festive in Advent time, while evening lighting gives the historic streets a warm feeling of home. Plan your visit around lunchtime, when visibility is the best and temperatures are a little more bearable, allowing you to enjoy the winter charm of the city without unnecessary cold.

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Information about the monument

Obec Spišská Belá
Kraj Prešovský kraj
Typ burgher house
Century 19. stol.
Style / Period klasicizmus
Dating 1.pol.19.st.
Protected area Pamiatková zóna Spišská Belá
Stav dobrý
Parking There are not
Psi Forbidden

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