Szent Erzsébet-templom, dómkatedrális Parish house

Welcome to the vicarage of Saint Elizabeth in Košiciach- Old Town

You stand in front of one of the most important sacrális buildings on our territory - in front of the vicarou svätej Elizabeth, ktorá is a sučatí kóm and at the same time a separate pamiatha with a rich historia. The father of the parish building, nadzajúca sa na Hlavnej street pod číslo 16 / 26, is a national cultural pamiatku and its historical value is invaluable. Let us dive together into him in secret and beauty which is hidden from you.

The first thing that attracts you is the majestic architecture, which harmoniously forms into the historical name Košice. Faru svätej Alžbety can be considered as a unique kombináciu baroque and gothic aesthetics, which is prejavuje v him prostredníctve. Let's keep an eye out for the facade that's the first thing that gets you. Feel the atmosphere, which creates the combinacius of stone blocks and details, ktoré odzrkľadľujú storočia in the past.

O jej pôvode a presnej chronologie sa have not kept detailed records, but it is clear that the Holy rectory Elizabeth existed here in the period when Košice became an important spiritual centre. Its creation is connected to the development of St. Elizabeth's dome, which was built in the 13th century and which was therefore one of the most important kostelov in Slovakia. Faru, ktorá bola súčastiou domu, tu složila ako administrativne a clergy centrum pre farárov a kňázov, ktorí tu pôsobili a care for the spiritual life of miestnych ziditeľov.

Now look at him okolie. St. Elizabeth's Faru can be considered a sučasť complex of dóm, but it is also a separate building, which distinguishes itself from its own architecture. Her facade is simple, but majestic, with elements that refer to the Gothic style. Feel how this building is built into the historical context of Košice and how it became a time-tou ich kultúrnej pamäti.

Let us move now to niechemu, čo je pre túto faru veľmi characteristic - jej interior architecture. Even if it is possible in time to drink into the church house, which is a timeless títýto memitách, perhaps imagine, as it looked in the past. Fararian dom was always the centrol of spiritual life, and that was where paintings, disciplines and society were held. Its interior was probably rich in umenie, as for example frescoes, sculptures and delicacies, which supplied building spiritual and aesthetic value.

One of the most interesting things about this parish is the connection with the history of Košice and Slovakia. In the past, Viacera's important clerics have been involved in the development of religious life and education in our territory. For example, in the 18th century tu pôsobil farár Ján Kollár, ktoré bol zámnoštou v obce slovenské cultúry a literatúry. His pôsobenie tu bolo associated with the development of Slovak nouvný hhutia and his diela is still considered to be one of the most important in the history of our literature.

Now, let's focus on something that brings this priest something secret and mysterious. One of the concerns is the fact that about him the precise chronology and pôvode did not keep detailed records. It makes something strange and it also sleeps with many other historical buildings that existed before the century. Dáto faráre sa stano sučastiou histórie Košíc a jej pôsobenie tu bolo associated with many major udalosties, ktoré sa odohřej v najom regionone.

In the early days, St. Elizabeth's rectory is opened for verjnosť and it is possible to visit it. It is a place that gives you the privilege of the past and allows you to dive into the history of Košice and Slovakia. Come and see the facade, feel the atmosphere, and imagine how it looked in the past. The rectory of St. Elizabeth is not only a pamidian, but also a miestom, where I spend my time and time.

Before you go, we'd like to invite you to enjoy the beauty of the Košice-Staré Mesto. In the vicinity of the těto farare sa nadzajú delšie historic pamitovas, as for example the dómske buildings, ktoré sú súčastitou kóm. Come and see them and dive into the history hidden in every stone.

Good trip and take a look at this rectory with the new heathen. The memory of this woman is not only our culture but also our culture that gives you the privilege of the past and allows you to dive into the history of our ancestors.