Stará Ľubovňa

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Starolubovniansky hradStará Ľubovňa is located in the north - eastern part of the Spiš region. The first written record is from 1292, in 1364 it became a free royal town and received several privileges, e.g. the right to vote an own mayor and the town council, the right of annual markets or to fish in the Poprad river. After 1412 Stará Ľubovňa was appended to 16 Spiš towns that were given to Poland as a mortgage - it became the administrative center of these towns. This had brought new possibilities and economical development. At the end of the 18th century the towns were returned to the Austrian - Hungarian monarchy which was a loss of the advantageous situation Sights of Stará Ľubovňa - the Province house (originally renaissance, later rebuilt), the St. Nicolaus's church from around 1280 - prevailing baroque with Gothic inner equipment. Above the town there is the castle from the 13-14th century and just behind folk architecture open - air museum with the St. Michael's church - together they create unique scenery that is worth to see. Starolubovniansky hradn


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