Bardejov, tourist attractions

Wooden sacral architecture in the Carpathian arc(North-Eastern Slovakia, as a joint entry of Slovakia, Poland, Ukraine and Hungary), unique churches from the 16th to 20th centuries.

The most important monument on the principal  square in Bardejov  inscribed in  the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage, is the parish church of St Egidius standing in its northern part. Its construction started at the beginning of the 15th century probably at the site of the Cistercian monastery. It was conceived as a majestic Gothic basilica with three naves. The main nave and the church as a whole were finished in the years 1513-1518. The generally simple architecture of the church contains many valuable details and artistic works. In the set of 11 Late Gothic wing altars...

In addition to spa stays, Spa Bardejov also offers you a summer swimming pool with heated water (27 ºC). The swimming pool with a smaller area is located at the end of the spa by the forest. In the area of the swimming pool there is a swimming pool with dimensions 33 x 15 m (with a depth of 1.30 m) and a children's pool (4 x 4 m, depth 80 cm). At the summer swimming pool you will find a buffet with seating, storage lockers and a summer gazebo. Every Friday you can use the morning swimming 8.00 - 10.00 h. Animation activities are prepared for children during selected weekends. A central...

National  Cultural Monument,  this building  is unique in Slovakia, it combined  elements  of  the Early-Renaissance typical  for areas north of  Alps with the fading  out of  Late-Gothic artistic  and architectural  details. The high stepped gables and pitched roofs, as well as the  staircase  oriels  are  unique  and  characterize  the two-storeyed block-like building of the former Town Hall located in the  middle of the square. It  was the headquarters of the town council, and also the centre of economic, social and cultural  life of the  local burghers. The  construction...

Bardejov open-air museum - village museum Bártfafürdő Village Museum, open-air museum is one of the oldest establishments in its category in Slovakia . The open-air museum opened its doors to the public in 1965, with 24 buildings showing the former everyday lives of the Slovak and Ruthenian people in the Sáros region. The buildings date from the 19th to the 20th centuries and are made of wood in a typical Carpathian architectural style. We distinguish four types of buildings: a / dwellings made of wood: farmhouses from 1887 farmhouses from 1896 medium farmhouse from 1896 farmhouse...