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meštiansky dom Burgher house

Dom meštiansky 1917 vyhovujúci Updated 10.10.2026
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Spišská Belá, a village in Prešov region, is home to the national cultural monument - the burgher's house from 1917. This object is located at Hviezdoslavova 387/13 and is registered under number ÚZPF 413-12198. The architectural style of the house is attributed to secession, which is characteristic of the early decade of the 20th century.

The area of the monument consists of only one building - a burgher's house, designed as a crossing and rowing. This type of construction reflects the functional needs of the population in the early 20th century.

The house is protected as a national cultural monument and is located on the cadastral territory of the village Spišská Belá.

The burgher's house in Spišská Bela presents the architecture of the first decades of the 20th century and its secession style is linked to the wider artificial trends of the time. This object is an important part of the town oblice Spišská Bela in the Prešov region.

Visiting the house offers an opportunity to see the past and understand the architectural development of the village. The object is a witness to the history and culture of the region.

Historical Milestones

1917
Building a burgher's house
round 1900
Expansion of Art Nouveau Architecture Style in the Region
round 1910
Development of the typology of crossing and row houses

Interesting facts

- Spišská Belá is home to the national cultural monument - the burgher's house from 1917. - The architectural style of the house is attributed to the secession, which is characteristic of the early decade of the 20th century. - The burgher's house in Spišská Bela presents the architecture of the first decades of the 20th century and its secession style is linked to the wider artificial trends of the time. - The house is protected as a national cultural monument. - Visiting the house offers an opportunity to see the past and understand the architectural development of the village.

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 Bela. You just stopped in front of one of those objects that make up the soul of this city - the burgher house. You are standing at the moment when you stop in the middle of a smooth flow of time and look at the building standing here, although its exact origin and the names of the people who made it remain in the shadow of history.

Now, if you look at this house, maybe at first sight you'll see just another part of the city building. But try to look at it differently. Feel his presence, his weight and how he naturally fits into the surroundings of Spišská Beli. This house is not just a building of stone, bricks and mortar. It's a symbol of an era, a symbol of the rise of people who lived, worked, and built this city. The townhouse was the heart of city life in the past. It was not just a shelter for the family, it was often also a space for business, craft and social relations, which determined the rhythm of the entire site.

Let us understand for a moment the context of your location. Spišská Belá, with its rich tradition, has always been a place where various interests were met and where local city was formed. These very houses, such as this, represented stability and prosperity. The townspeople were the layer that kept the city's economic and social engine running. Although we do not know today exactly in which century this particular house was built and what exactly the architect gave him a face, its existence tells us that there was once a solid foundation for local life.

Now that you're standing right in front of him, pay attention to his facade. Look at how the building communicates with the street. Feel the rhythm of its windows and the proportions that make up its overall character. Even if we do not have precise architectural plans in our hands, you can see how the house is stratified. Notice how the facade reacts to the light that hits its surface. Look at the entrance, how it is marked and how it invites you inside, although it may not be as easy as it used to be today. See the texture of the materials that make up this object, and how these materials grew old along with the city. Every crack, every change of color or any trace of time on this facade is part of its unique identity.

When you stand there and observe the details, try to imagine the people who once passed through. Maybe we don't know their names. We may not know whether a wealthy businessman lived here or someone who was modest in his craft. But this house carries them all in it. Imagine the mornings when the day began in this house, the sound of steps on stairs, the voices of people talking at the entrance. This house was a theme of a thousand small, everyday events that make up a great history. Every family that has ever found refuge has left an invisible mark in this area. Even if their names are lost in time, their presence is perceived in the very atmosphere of this place.

At the moment, you may be interested in something else. What's the biggest thing about this house? Maybe it's the unknown. Nowadays, when everything is recorded about us, it is fascinating to encounter a place that has preserved its privacy. Unknown architect, unknown time of origin, unknown inhabitants. This lack of accurate data in our chronicles creates a strange, almost poetic secret. It's a challenge to our imagination. This house doesn't tell us directly what happened here, but it forces us to ask ourselves, "Who lived here?" What did you think he was looking from these windows to the street? What did he see in a time completely different from ours? This uncertainty gives the construction a degree of depth and mysticism that might be taken away from its exact timing.

You stand before an object that is a living link between the past and the present. Even if we do not know his exact family tree, his presence in Spišská Bela is indisputable and irreplaceable. It is part of the tissue of this city, part of the identity of the people who live here today and those who lived here before us.

Now that you have gone through this house more receptively and understood its meaning as a symbol of burgher life, we invite you to continue your journey. Spišská Belá still has a lot of amazing places waiting to see you. Don't forget to stop at the other details of the city, feel the atmosphere of every corner and let yourself be carried away by the history that is still happening here, even if it is quiet.

Thank you for stopping by this house with us. We wish you a beautiful and inspiring tour of the city. We'll say goodbye and wish you a pleasant day at your next discovery.

Tips for visitors

The best time to visit is in the summer months, when the weather is most pleasant. If you choose a public transport journey, consider the current traffic reliability and availability of services.

When you visit the burgher's house, we recommend bringing with us protective clothing such as cups and shoes suitable for walking stones. It is also a good idea to have a camera or a mobile device to photograph architectural details.

Take pictures early in the morning or evening when there is soft light and the sine adds effects. The best places to photograph are in front of the house and from its surrounding paths.

In the immediate vicinity of Spišská Biele you can visit the historic Spiš castle, which is just a few kilometers away. Families with children can find it interesting to visit the Spiš Castle, where there are various interactive exhibitions and activities.

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 387/13, 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. 413-12198).

For children

Close your eyes for a while and imagine you have a secret key in your hand from time to time. Turn it around and boom! You'll fly right back in 109 years. It's 1917. The surroundings look completely different. No air-conditioned cars, no smartphones, no internet. Just silence, which interrupts the knocking of horses and the sound of metal wheels on a stone road. It was at this very time in Spišská Belá that a house was created that stands before you today.

Thematic route

Thematic tour route from the village Spišská Belá

1. Main Chilean: Townhouse (House of the Town) Type: Historical monument Proč is worth a visit: This historic house was the seat of rich merchants and city dwellers, who in the past enriched the economy of Spišská Belaja. In the house there is a museum exposure with objects from the Renaissance city age.

2. Spišská Belá: Old square Type: Local area with historical architecture Proč is worth a visit: The square is the center of Spišská Bela and round with several Renaissance houses, which represent a rich historical architecture. An ideal place to walk around the city heart.

3. St. Nicholas Church Type: Cultural monument Proč is worth a visit: This church is one of the oldest sacral monuments in the area. Its Gothic architectural elements are fascinating to anyone interested in historical architecture and spiritual life of the past.

4. Urban Museum Type: Local museum Proč is worth a visit: The museum offers an overview of the historical development of Spišská Belaya and its inhabitants. The exhibitions focus on the life of city planners, local culture and the history of the region.

5. Park near St. Nicholas Church Type: Local park Proč is worth a visit: The park offers a quiet prostor to rest and walk after visiting the church.

This route will take you through the historical and cultural essence of Spišská Belaya, from the main destination - the townhouse, through the local monuments and museum.

Seasonal recommendations

Jaro: In the spring, Spišská Bela is surrounded by green deciduous trees that give the place a living beauty. Sunlight creates pleasant seams under ancient trees, which is ideal for relaxing walks along the town square. During this time, visitors can be welcomed by flowering roses and strawberries. It is recommended to visit in the morning when there is less attendance.

Léto: Léto in Spišská White comes with a warm sun bright atmosphere. The place becomes the centre of activities and there is the opportunity to enjoy the weather on the historical monuments such as the burgher's house. In the main summer season, the place can be difficult due to great attendance, so it is good to visit faster in the morning or in the afternoon. It is recommended to wear soft clothing and sunglasses.

Under: In Spišská Belá's foothills there are amazing barracks of leaves that create a pine tree. This time is ideal for photo hikes and relaxing walks along the picturesque streets of the room. Sunny days are still warm, but evenings gradually become cooler. Dress should be according to warm clothes with the possibility of adding shoes.

Winter: In winter Spišská Belá offers a different view when the room is covered with snow and the trees have impure bushes. This time is suitable for those who are looking for a cool atmosphere and the opportunity to enjoy the town at a slower pace. The monuments are open for a shorter period due to cold weather, so it is good to visit early in the morning. It is recommended to wear warm clothing, including a cup and a walker to protect against frost.

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Information about the monument

Obec Spišská Belá
Kraj Prešovský kraj
Typ burgher house
Exhibition year 1917
Century 20. stol.
Style / Period secesia
Dating 1.pol.20.st.
Protected area Pamiatková zóna Spišská Belá
Stav vyhovujúci
Parking There are not
Psi Forbidden

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