| Page Views: 315 Last Visit to Levoca: July, 2008 | Levoca, a town surrounded by walls by hdv63 - last update: Aug 10, 2008 |
Levoca is often referred as the ‘jewel of the Spis crown’. Originating in the 13th century, Levoca was settled and built up by German colonists and dislocated Slavic peasants. The town soon became prosperous thanks to its convenient location on key trade routes, eventually blossoming into the most important trading.
Now it's a fine town to be, surrounded bij walls, 07-07-2006. |
|  | Levoca 2 The Thurzov Dom, on the east side of the square Nam Majstra Pavla, 07-07-2006. |
Levoca 3 A look at Kosice Gate in the Levoca wall, 07-07-2006 | | |
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evaanna Wed May 27, 2009 20:14 UTC
We loved Levoca too but when we were there many of the houses looked neglected. Your accommodation sounds great, we might use it someday. We visited yet another restaurant and thought it was super too. | matcrazy1 Tue Sep 26, 2006 22:47 UTC
This unknown city is really very charming. I stopped there twice as for now and liked it a lot. | barryg23 Fri Sep 15, 2006 18:59 UTC
Nice pictures of Levoca. Did you make it to the church on the hill? |
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