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Pod Hôrkou, Slatiny Settlement

Sídlisko AG - neprezentovaná Updated 10.10.2026
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National cultural monument - housing estate from Roman times in the locality Pod Hôrkou

Residence from Roman times in the locality Pod Hôrkou (cadastral territory of the municipality of Hlinné, district Prešovský kraj) is registered as a national cultural monument with registration number ÚZPF 4762. The area consists of the remains of a monocultural settlement from the Roman era.

According to the registration data of the ÚZPF, this is the only preserved object that is identified in the register as a settlement from Roman times. Specific building details (position, materials, floor plan) or other building elements or functional parts are not listed in available resources. The Slovak Monument Office does not provide any further information on its construction or use.

The location is located in the cadastral area of the village Hlinné. Protection of the site is included in the register of the ÚZPF, but the specific date of the declaration is not mentioned in the accessible resources. The settlement is protected from changes and requires professional preservation.

For the visit it is appropriate to find out before the visit or access to the site, because without professional supervision, the protected area may be disturbed. For lovers of archaeology and history represents an interesting point for research.

Historical Milestones

round 1st-3rd century
The establishment of housing estates in Roman times, probably linked to roads or military activities in the region.
19th - 20th century
Archaeological research and identification of the site as a settlement from Roman times, subsequent registration of the ÚZPF.
unknown (expected 20th century)
Declaration for national cultural monument and registration under registration number ÚZPF 4762.

Interesting facts

- The only preserved object in the ÚZPF register designated as a settlement from Roman times.

- The area consists of the remains of a monocultural settlement from the Roman era.

- The location is protected from changes and requires professional preservation.

Guide

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

You know where time has stopped and leaves only traces. You are standing in front of the area of Roman housing estate Pod Hôrkou, which is located in the cadastral territory of the village of Hlinné. This place, which was declared a national cultural monument, is a unique proof of the past that took place over two millennia ago. Let's go and dive into the secrets hidden here. You can see a large area spreading in front of your eyes that has ever been the living center of a Roman settlement in Pod Hôrkou, Slatiny. Today, there are no walls or narrow streets that you've ever known. But land remains and archaeological findings remind you that it has ever been here. Feel the atmosphere of the place where the past meets with the present. Under Hôrka is like a time capsule that opens before our eyes and offers insight into the lives of people who lived here more than two millennia ago. The creation of this housing estate is covered with secret. Archaeological research does not provide clear dates or the name of architects who have ever worked here. But what is preserved here is that this place was significant in Roman times. Roman settlements developed here at a time when languages, cultures, and business travels spoke in our territory. Under Hôrka it could be one of many housing estates that were located on Roman roads and served as stops for merchants, soldiers, or passengers. Let's move on to what you can see today. In front of you, there is an area that has ever been inhabited. Archaeological research has revealed remnants of Roman architecture that are now underground. See how the layers of the past are crawling through here. There's a place under Hôrka where the Roman world can be felt. You will notice how the languages spoken in the Roman Empire were spoken here, and how goods were traded here that came from various corners of known and unknown countries. The architecture of the Roman settlement is hidden underground today, but its traces are visible on maps and archaeological findings. In the past, there were houses built according to Roman architecture. You will notice how there could be residential buildings, craft workshops or public buildings that served the entire settlement. Archaeological research also revealed the remains of the roads that followed and were part of the Roman transport network. Let's see what else we can see today. Visitors often ask what happened and who lived here. Unfortunately, historical personalities are unknown here. But what is preserved here is that this place was significant to the people who lived here. Roman housing estate could be the center of trade, culture or military presence. You can see the stories of people who have ever worked, traded, or lived here. Every wall, every alley and every house reminds of the life that has ever been here. One of the most interesting things about this place is his secret. Archaeological research has revealed only a small part of what has ever happened here. There is a place under Hôrka waiting for further discoveries and research. You will notice how the layers of the past are being covered and how there are traces of the people who lived here. Any discovery can be a key to new knowledge and a better understanding of the history of this place. Let's go see what you can see today. In front of you there is an area that has ever been the living center of a Roman settlement. See how the stories of the people who have ever lived here get caught. Under Hôrka is a place that offers insight into the past and which can impress you with your atmosphere and secret. We remain before one interesting question: what else is there to wait for? Archaeological research has revealed only a small part of what has ever happened here. There is a place under Hôrka waiting for further discoveries and research. You will notice how the layers of the past are being covered and how there are traces of the people who lived here. Any discovery can be a key to new knowledge and a better understanding of the history of this place. Let's go see what's waiting for you again. You're standing where the past meets the present. Under the Mountains is a place that can take you by its atmosphere and secret. See how the stories of people who have ever lived here and how they can find their life marks. Look around again before leaving. This place is a unique proof of the past that took place over two millennia ago. Under the Mountains is a place that can take you by its atmosphere and secret. See how the layers of the past are crawling through here and how there are traces of the people who lived here. Thank you for stopping by and looking at this place with new eyes. Under Hôrka there is only the beginning of a story waiting to be discovered by other researchers and visitors. Take another look at this place that can take you by your past and secret. Once you're gone, let's take away the feeling that you've met with time and that you've smooched into history. Look again at this place, which is a unique proof of the past. Under the Mountains is a place that can take you by its atmosphere and secret. Once you're gone, let's take away the feeling that you've met with time and that you've smooched into history. Thank you for your visit and for your interest in our cultural heritage.

Tips for visitors

Under Hôrka (Slatiny) it is advisable to visit in the morning or in the morning, when there is a smaller crowd of visitors and plenty of space to visit. In the summer months, it is advisable to avoid direct sun, as sunlight reduces contrast and readability of archaeological findings.

In the morning, the light is favourable for photography and it is possible to read the information boards without interference. In addition, the temperature is often more pleasant at this time.

The area is located in the locality Pod Hôrkou, so it is best to reach the place by car.

The current connection and stops can be verified in the traffic search engine.

It is also important to take up enough water and sun protection, such as a hat or sunbolts. It may be helpful for children to take up entertainment.

It is advisable to take a map or GPS navigation to be more oriented on site. Information about the site can also be available on the official website or in the information centre of the village.

The best photographic sites are around archaeological findings and information tables. For high-quality images it is advisable to look local with good lighting and contrast.

It is ideal to take pictures in scattered light, for example in the morning or evening hours. Direct sunlight can create unfavorable walls and reduce image quality.

In the vicinity of the village of Hlinné there is only a locality Pod Hôrkou. For other activities it is advisable to go to the surroundings of Prešov, which is located several kilometers away. In Prešov you can visit various cultural and historical monuments such as Prešov Castle or other archaeological sites.

It may be interesting for children to overlook the archaeological area, where they can find various findings and information about history. For a split visit, it is appropriate to take up something for fun.

Frequently asked questions

Can the monument be visited?

According to the heritage register the site is not presented to the public – there are no accessible remains or information on site.

Where is the monument?

Location: Hlinné, 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. 41D-4762).

For children

The Secret Under the Mountains

Thematic route

Thematic trip around Pod Hôrka (Slatiny) and the village of Hlinné

1. Under the Mountains Memorial location - a former military base, today a private housing estate. It will impress with its unusual architecture of 20th century military objects, which have turned into private houses. The surrounding area offers a pleasant environment with views of the surrounding landscapes.

2. City of Hlinné - Church of St. Nicholas Baroque sacral building - about 10 minutes from Pod Hôrka. In the interior there are historical icons and wooden statues. It is one of the important Baroque works in the region.

3. Slatiny - The Fodder Building Historical railway station - about 15 minutes from Hlinný. The building is an example of the classic railway architecture and documents the importance of the transport hub in the region.

4. Surroundings of Slatin - Slatin dam Small water reservoir - natural water surface near the village. Suitable for relaxing by the water, observing water life and short walks on the edges.

The route is designed to pass through only those locations and to take account of their logical connection.

Seasonal recommendations

Under the hills, Slatiny

Jaro In the spring there is a natural restoration with growing grasses and the first flowers in the surrounding area. During this period, a visit is appropriate when there is a smaller number of visitors. Clothes for the misty weather and sun protection are recommended, as the spring sun can already be intense.

Leto In the summer months, Slatina offers a warm and bright atmosphere, suitable for photography or relaxation in the green. In the main season, it is better to visit the monument early in the morning or evening to avoid crowds. When visiting, it is appropriate to have soft clothes and a sufficient number of drinks.

Podzim Podzim in Slatiny is a period of colored leaves that give the place colorful colors. Lighter sun and cooler temperature create suitable conditions for clean walks. For photographers, this is an opportunity to capture dramatic light and stone. We recommend multi-layered clothing and sunglasses.

Winter In the winter months Pod Hôrkou will be transformed into a quiet place covered with snow and frost. During this period the monument is often more unexpected due to shorter opening and lower number of visits. For a visit you need warm clothes, shoes with protective soles and lead lights for better visibility in darker hours.

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Information about the monument

Obec Hlinné
Kraj Prešovský kraj
Typ settlement
Style / Period doba rímska
Dating doba rímska
Stav AG - neprezentovaná
Parking There are not
Psi Forbidden

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