The town of Levoča
Mesto Levoča, Námestie Majstra Pavla 4, 05401 Levoča Phone: + 421-53-451 4001, 4014, 2467, 2436 Fax: + 421-53-451 2246 Email: Mestský úrad: mesto@levoca.sk Prednosta: prednosta@levoca.sk Podateľňa: podatelna@levoca.sk Informácie: info@levoca.sk Business hours monday od 8.00 h – 11.30 h od 12.00 h – 15.00 h tuesday od 8.00 h – 11.30 h od 12.00 h – 15.00 h wednesday od […]
Mesto Levoča, Námestie Majstra Pavla 4, 05401 Levoča
Phone: + 421-53-451 4001, 4014, 2467, 2436
Fax: + 421-53-451 2246
Email:
Mestský úrad: mesto@levoca.sk
Prednosta: prednosta@levoca.sk
Podateľňa: podatelna@levoca.sk
Informácie: info@levoca.sk
Business hours
| monday | od 8.00 h – 11.30 h | od 12.00 h – 15.00 h |
| tuesday | od 8.00 h – 11.30 h | od 12.00 h – 15.00 h |
| wednesday | od 8.00 h – 11.30 h | od 12.00 h – 16.00 h |
| thursday | od 8.00 h – 11.30 h | od 12.00 h – 15.00 h |
| friday | od 8.00 h – 11.30 h | od 12.00 h – 14.00 h |
The old town of Levoča is set at the foot of the picturesque Levoča Knolls, in the heart of the distinctive Slovak region of Spiš. The oldest archaeological discoveries from the territory of Levoča date back to the 9th century. The name of the town was first mentioned in the list of Hungarian king Béla IV in 1249. In 1271 Hungarian King Stephen V mentioned Levoča as a capital of the Clan of the Spiš Saxon Colonists.
The town was granted many different rights and privileges in the past, and many important aristocratic families and personalities lived there. From 2009 Levoča and the work of Master Paul have been listed in World Cultural Heritage UNESCO. Come in and discover the magical history of this extraordinary town.
