Bardejov

Bardejov - the first written mention of it is from the 13th century. The highlight of the economic development of the city was in the 15th century, when townspeople grew rich mainly by the production of canvas. The city with adjoining spas had mills, a brewery, brickworks, slaughterhouses, urban scale and was the center of trade and crafts. Longitudinal Central Square is the most important part of the town. It contains major urban architectural, artistic and historical and cultural structures and values. The most important monuments include the Gothic Church of St. Egidius from the 14th century, the former town hall from 1511, Gothic town houses, Franciscan Church, Greek-Catholic church, town fortifications and a set of former Jewish baths, a synagogue, economic and residential buildings.