Travel to Slovakia in Spisska Nova Ves

Thirteen kilometers south of the Slovak city of Levoca is the modern capital of the Spis region, Spisska Nova Ves. The origins of this relatively industrial city with a population of 40,000 people are as ancient as Levoca's, but it bore on its shoulders the brunt of the changes that struck the region in the twentieth century. At the height of the Hussite Wars, along with twelve other Spis towns, it was pledged to the Poles, and then, when Poland fell apart in 1772, it went to the Habsburgs and was immediately declared the capital of Spis. This fact played a significant role in the downfall of his long-time rival, Levoca. Since Spisska Nova Ves was a mining town, the Kosice-Bohumin railway passed through it in the nineteenth century. So now it is convenient to make trips from slovensky raj or Levoca from here, but there is too little entertainment here to stay for a long time. The main square of Radnicne namestie is a very long spindle-shaped green alley in the spirit of Presov or Kosice with Zimna ulica (Winter Street) in the south and Letna ulica (Summer Street) in the north. The space between the two streets is dotted with impressive buildings, not the least of which is the majestic building of the city theater, Spiske divadlo, erected at the turn of the twentieth century by a famous architect from Brno and crowned with a gilded swan. It's worth looking into, if only to stare at the stunning chandeliers. The massive Gothic Rimsko-katolicky kostol boasts the tallest tower in Slovakia and contains a couple of lesser works by Master Pavol from Levoca. In the most beautiful building in the city at Letna 50 there is a small Miizeum Spisa, whose tedious exposition tells about the history of mining in Spisska Nova Ves. Equipped with luggage storage, the railway station lies a ten-minute walk northwest of the main square, on which, a couple of houses from the museum, there is a convenient tourist office engaged in the selection of housing. As for the local hotels, the monstrous high-rise "Metropol" to the west of the main square on Stefanikovo namestie has recently been renovated and now offers its guests "luxurious pleasures". The large Communist-era hotel "Sport" is a ten-minute walk south of the main square (along Gorkeho Street and across the river) - these are decent and inexpensive double and triple rooms with amenities. It will be slightly cheaper to stay in a large hostel "Limba" to the east of the main square. Good local food is prepared in the restaurant "Spis" near the tourist office, where there is also a self-service department. The 1XBET Casino has a base sign-up bonus of up to €1500 and 150 free spins, spread over four deposits. Sign Up With A Bookmaker. Click the 'Register' button to display the registration form. The 1xbet promo code get the 1xBet Casino Bonuses 130% Bonus up to ₹169,000. Go to the Promo page and use the promo code of your choice. Also, a form for entering a promo code can be accessed directly from the player's personal account. Promo code may not work right away. To access this welcome bonus, all you have to do is wager at least five times at 1.4 odds and above.