patricijský dom Burgher house

See you, dear visitors! You are standing in front of the oldest preserved housemate at Štítnik, in the heart of Košice region. This burgher's house, which according to tradition is called today The burgher's house is a hidden jewel of the historic thyroid city. His walls are old, but his nature is still alive. Remarkable is that it is not possible to create exactly data data today. According to some historical sources, it seems that it belongs to the oldest houses in the village, which have been preserved until today. The politician, who has developed in the past as a business and trade centre, has always been a place where people from different levels of society met. This house belongs to this tradition - as a symbol of local wealth and culture. Don't let the atmosphere in front of you. The burgher's house is a typical example of the Patrician house from the period that took place in Košice region in the 18th and 19th centuries. Its architecture is typical for these times - simple but elegant details that show you how the then townspeople cared for their house. According to the available information, it is one of the largest and richest decorated houses in the area. Note stylish windows with small round drawings that are typical of these architectural traditions. In addition, several childish elements prove that the house was not only a work environment but also a family environment. In the past there were various commercial and craft activities. Some sources say that there were also business tables in this house, where various foodstuffs were sold, from textiles to food. Some historians assume that the house was also the seat of local traders who deserved to develop the local economy. Thanks to the fact that Štítnik was a significant city centre in the past, this house was probably an important symbol of local society. One of the most interesting mysteries, however, is that it is not known who was its first owner. Some assume that he was one of the wealthy families who had lived here since the 17th century. This could prove that Štítnik was in the past a place where some of the families that started here from the beginning became rich. Some sources also say that there were various Roman Catholic churches in the houses around Štítnik, but it is not known whether this house had any religious function. As visitors, we have the opportunity to search through several childish elements that show that the house was not only a working environment but also a place where families met. Look up, where there are several windows with small decorative elements. These details are typical of these types of houses that were built in the 18th and 19th centuries. In addition, note a few marginal child elements that show that the house has been modified and modernized several times. If you want to get into more detailed information about thyroid heritage, we recommend visiting the local museum or reading historical sources. The shield is full of hidden history, and this house is just one of them. Let this parrot impress you and let it help you understand how local society has evolved in the past. Let me say goodbye to you. Let your visit to Štítnik will be full of experiences and new knowledge. And if you manage to leave with the feeling that you've gotten into a corner of history that will impress you to the end. Once you return, let us help you with other hidden pearls that Štítnik and the surroundings hide. Let me say goodbye to you and I'm directly complaining that you're staying here. When you get back, we'll be on you. Let us say goodbye to you, and I am directly complaining that you have stayed here. Let us say goodbye. *Let us say goodbye, and I am directly complaining that you have stayed here. When you return, let the other hidden pearls of Štítnik await you. FOR YOUR Attention and Visit! *