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Being the European Capital of Culture in 2013, Kosice attracted many European and Latin-American artists that created beautiful murals, sculptures, and plaques across the city. Actually, the whole city is now a single art object.

An abundance of tourists has not yet spoiled Kosice, so locals speak very little English here. Get ready to use the translator on your smartphone in restaurants, hotels, and so on. Still, if you know any of the Slavic languages, Slovakian may sound familiar to you.

No one knows exactly when this church was built. Presumably, it opened its doors at the end of the 13th century. Over the years of its existence, it was rebuilt many times — only the Romanesque nave remained from the original building. Be sure to take a look at the church ceiling – it is decorated with exquisite paintings dating back to the 18th century.