Discover the Beauties of Slovakian City – Košice

Families, business people and lovers of active rest in Slovakia will have anything to do. Picturesque natural features will enable them to enjoy their sports. Excellent position, vibrant pictures, numerous opportunities for active recreation and supreme culinary of the country completes its people: friendly, warm, cheerful and attentive. People, whose identity has been shaped by the Slovak language that is spoken by two million people is held and due to the dynamic cultural life. Friendly relations there still have the greatest value. There the hospitality and rich corner of the world is shared with visitors.

In the area of Košice prevails moderate continental climate with warm summers and relatively mild winters. Precisely because of that it will not be wrong if you wish to visit this beautiful city at any time of the year.

Have you ever been there? If you have an opportunity to visit this place, go without doubt. Kosice is a city located in the eastern part of Slovakia. It is located in the Košice Region, which is the administrative center. Košice covers an area of 242 square kilometers and it is home to about 239 000 inhabitants. Kosice is the second largest city in Slovakia, also represents very important cultural and economic center of the country. Košice is the greatest historical center in Slovakia. This city now is a very popular destination on the tourist map. To Košice you cannot come easy. It is needed to travel by train or bus usually. Košice is 500 kilometers away from Warsaw, 1140 from Berlin and 1550 from Brussels.

Košice was prosperous and rich city. This is proved by the Gothic cathedral, the theater of the 19th century and the beautiful houses in the old town, which survived two world wars. The city was for centuries considered to be one of the largest and most important cities of the Kingdom of Hungary. In the 19th century were created new manufacturing, factory and also were built a number of new buildings. Today it changing the brand image, moving away from the industry and turning to creativity.