Kosice and surroundings (Košice a okolie), tourist attractions

Alpinka golf course is located in Čermeľ valley, just 15 km from the centre of Kosice. 9-hole golf course is characterized by narrow "fairways" bordered by woods, lined with the Čermeľ Stream along the entire length. Golf Club Alpinka was founded in 2006 with the intention to bring together golfers and promote the development of golf in Eastern Slovakia. The club is a regular member of the Slovak Golf Association (SKGA). Club offers essential golf course to a green card with a golf coach. The second oldest golf course in Slovakia is unique for its natural character. Prestigious...

Of all the churches in Košice, this was perhaps the most fateful. At the time of the Reformation, the majority of the people of Košice converted to the Lutheran religion. The Lutherans were quite conflicting religiously, especially against the Calvinists. They confiscated their churches, they did not want to leave any for them. For the purpose of building a church, rectory and school, a plot of land was designated for them in Mészáros Street. After their church was built (1652-55), it was occupied by the army. Later, after the army evacuated the church, the Orsolyas received it. Then it became...

The largest go-kart circuit in Eastern Slovakia and the second largest partially covered hall in the whole Slovak Republic are located in Košice on Napájadlá street. You can look forward to karts with 9 horsepower! There are also children's go-karts, specially made for the little ones. There is also a children's play area with lots of toys for children. Go-karts run on smooth broom concrete so they have better grip. You will certainly have a lot of fun with them. Cameras can be mounted on the hoods to record your ride. Group discounts are also available. Reservation is possible by...

The Sándor Márai Memorial Exhibition was opened January 22, 2019. The Sándor Márai Memorial Room was opened on the ground floor of the house in May 1998 and has since been the scene of several exhibitions featuring the life and work of the city’s famous native son. The humble memorial room has now been expanded to accommodate a unique exhibition whose ambition is to pay homage to Sándor Márai’s memory in the city that played a central part in his life.