Historic monuments and places of interest in Košice-Staré Mesto. Are you from this municipality? Get a free widget or badge → Print QR stickers →
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Townhouse in Košice-Starom A 14th - century town
Townhouse in Košice-Starom The town is a typical example of the 19th century burgher house.
Renaissance burgher's house in Košice, which is characterized as a pass and row object.
The area houses of townsmen's houses in the village of Košice-Old Town, which is a protected national cultural monument.
The former hospital of dental medicine is a national cultural monument in the village of Košice-Staré Mesto, Košice region.
Zahler house is a national cultural monument located in the village of Košice-Staré Mesto, Košice region. It is a protected area under the number of SEZPF 3517.
The administrative building is located in the village of Košice-Old Town and is protected as a national cultural monument.
The house is situated in the village of Košice-Old Town, Košice region. It is a protected national cultural monument.
This is the premises of the Secondary Industrial School and the Commercial Academy with the Thália Theatre in Košice-Old Town, which is a national cultural monument.
The area of two terraced apartment houses in Košice-Old Town, which is a national cultural monument.
The house is situated in the village of Košice-Old Town, Košice region. It is a protected national cultural monument.
It is an evangelical church in the village of Košice-Old Town, which is a national cultural monument.
Andrássy Palace is a city palace located in Košice-Old Town. It's a national cultural monument.
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