burgher's house
The townhouse in Levoča, built in 1700, is an example of architecture from the Baroque period. The house is not marked as a memorial object according to the ÚZPF.
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The townhouse in Levoča, built in 1700, is an example of architecture from the Baroque period. The house is not marked as a memorial object according to the ÚZPF.
War cemetery and funeral chapel are located in the village Stropkov and are protected as a national cultural monument.
Mohylník is a national cultural monument in Giraltovce, Prešov region. It is located at Francovce.
The log house in the village Ždiar, which is a national cultural monument. It is located at No 37 and is registered under number ÚZPF 3696.
The World War I cemetery is located in the village Nižná Polianka, Prešov region and is a protected national cultural monument.
The statue of St.Florian is located in the village Stropkov, Prešovský kraj. It is a protected national cultural monument.
Mohylník is a national cultural monument in the village Hankovce, Prešov region. It is protected under the number of the SEZPF 411-1818.
The World War I military cemetery is located in the village of Palota, in the Prešov Region, and is a protected National Cultural Monument.
Wooden chapel Piety located in the village Stropkov, which is a national cultural monument.
It is a grave with a tombstone in the village Skrabské, which is protected as a national cultural monument.
The manor house in Snina is a classicistic building located in the courtyard with Hercule statue. It was created as a brick version of the original wooden treatment and was reconstructed by EU funds.
St. Ondreja is located in the village of Chmeľnica, Prešov region and is a protected national cultural monument.
Townhouse in Levoča, located on the street Andrej Kmeťa 5, is an example of architecture from the Baroque period with elements of Renaissance architecture. The house was originally functional as a cro…
The Gothic-Renaissance Town Hall in Bardejov, built in 1505, is an architectural document of the penetration of Renaissance elements into Gothic architecture. It served as a center for business, socia…
Townhouse in Levoča is an example of Renaissance architecture from the first years of the 18th century, which reflects the style and needs of the population of this period.
The townhouse in Levoča is an example of a building heritage from 1600, which represents late-center architecture. The house was part of the urban environment and its design reflected the needs of res…
Hall and row burgher house from the Renaissance period.
The court area is located in the village Vranov nad Topľou and is registered as a national cultural monument. The building consists of a court building, a prison and a wall.
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