Monuments in the “Renaissance” architectural style – castles, chateaux, churches and other buildings.
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Townhouse in Prešov, Renaissance origin, which is characterized as a passage and row object.
Townhouse in the village Skalica, which is protected as a national cultural monument.
Townhouse in Trencin, built in the 19th century
Renaissance cross-country townhouse.
A winemaker's house in the town of Modra. It is a national cultural monument.
Radový burgher house from the Renaissance period.
The cross is located in the village Michal on the Island and is protected as a national cultural monument.
It is a national cultural monument in Banská Štiavnica. It's a bourgeois house.
Townhouse in Trnava is a typical urban residential house from the Baroque period and classicism.
Winegrower's house in the village of Modra, Bratislava Region. Protected monument.
Renaissance burgher's house in Kežmarok from 1653, which is typologically terraced and traversing.
Townhouse in Bardejov, Prešov region, is a terraced, Renaissance building from the 17th and 18th centuries.
Transition terraced townhouse from the Renaissance of the 17th century.
Townhouse in Banská Štiavnica, Renaissance building from the 17th century
Renaissance cross-country town hall in Poprad.
The townhouse in Levoča is a typical Renaissance architecture and was built in 1600.
A corner town house from the Renaissance period dating back to the middle of the 17th century.
Radový burgher's house from the Renaissance period of the 17th century in Banská Štiavnica.
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