Contract no. 2018 -1-SK01 -KA229 -046340_2 Střední průmyslová škola strojnická Vsetín Created by: Vít Holešovský Cultural Heritage by the Young Intangible Cultural Heritage – The Slovak Republic Trenčín castle - The castle was probably built on the site of a former fort. - At the beginning of the 16th century the castle became the target of Turkish attacks. - The upper castle is dominated by Matthew's tower and three lower palaces. Slovak National Museum • It was founded in 1961 by the merger of the Slovak Museum in Bratislava and the Slovak National Museum in Martin. • The Slovak National Museum is a top state research and cultural and educational institution in Slovakia. Its main building is located on the Danube embankment in Bratislava. Bratislava Castle • Bratislava Castle has been subjected many times to attacks by many armies. • Bratislava Castle began to write its lightest history in the first half of the 16th century. Bridge of the Slovak National Uprising • The bridge was built between 1967 and 1972. • A special attraction is the restaurant at 80 m. • The bridge is 430.8 m long, 21 m wide. Slavín • Exhibited in honor of Soviet soldiers killed in World War II. • Slavín is one of the main tourist attractions of Bratislava. • A memorial ceremony is traditionally held here. • The President of the Slovak Republic also takes part. Town Hall (Bardejov) • Bardejov Town Hall is a Gothic-Renaissance building built in the middle of Town Hall Square of this district town in Prešov region. • was the seat of the city council, the center of business, social and cultural life of the inhabitants of Bardejov. Saint Giles Basilica • The origins of the temple date back to the 13th century. The temple's patronage comes from this period. • Royal Charter of 1247 by King Bela IV. confirmed the order of ownership of their extensive land around Bardejov, contains the first mention of the existence of the church in this area. Michael's Gate • Former gate of Bratislava city fortifications. • The last part of this fortification • This gate got its name after the church of st. Michael, who stood near this gate. Devin Castle • the ruins of a former castle in the Bratislava district of the same name. • Its remains lie on a hill above the confluence of the Morava and Danube rivers. It is one of the most important places of Slovak history and is a National Cultural Monument. St. Elizabeth's Cathedral • The most eastern Gothic cathedral in Europe • Construction had an impact on the building activity in the surrounding towns, for example: Prešov, Bardejov Singing Fountain in Košice • It is located in the middle of the Main Street between the Košice State Theater and St. Elisabeth Cathedral. • The lighting and the intensity of the nozzles are synchronized with the music being played. • In close proximity to the fountain there is Kosice Chimes. Contract no. 2018 -1-SK01 -KA229 -046340_2 Střední průmyslová škola strojnická Vsetín Created by: Klára Holubcová Cultural Heritage by the Young Intangible Cultural Heritage – The Slovak Republic Bratislava castle • Set of buildings in history area • Next to river Dunaj • National culture sight Devín castle • Ruin of gotic castle Bardejov • City in Slovakia • UNESCO • Bardejov‘s Spa Stará Ľubovňa a Ľubovňanský hrad • City in northeasterly • Outdoor museum Levoča • Historic city with ramparts • UNESCO Spiš‘s castle • Ruin of castle • UNESCO Košice • Second biggest city in Slovakia • Cathedral of St. Alžběta and Chapel of St. Michael Trenčín castle • National culture sight of Slovakia Nitra castle • Castle‘s complex • Cathedral of St. Jimrman • Bishop‘s palace Sources https://slovake.eu/cs/intro/slovakia/culture https://www.kiskatravel.sk/cz/blog/zajimavosti-o- slovensku/vianoce-a-tradicie-na-slovensku https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki Střední průmyslová škola strojnická Vsetín Created by: Martin Kubíček Cultural Heritage by the Young Intangible Cultural Heritage – The Slovak Republic St. Martin's Cathedral • is the largest and most famous church in the capital of Slovakia-Bratislava. • The dome was built in the 14th. Century. The extensions are from the 15th. Up to 18. Century. In the 19th century. Century was regotized. • In the years 1563-1830 the coronation of the Hungarian kings and Queens was held here. • The tower of the dome is 85 metres high and is the highest tower in Bratislava. • On top of it is a copy of the Svatomens crown. Spissky Castle • is one of the largest castle complexes in Europe and it is the biggest castle in Slovakia. • And not only because of its cardinality, the castle was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1993. • Extensive research, preservation and construction of the exposition in recent years has meant a new revival of this important monument and the accessibility of the whole area to the public. Devín Castle • Ruins of a former castle in the same Bratislava district of Bratislava. • Its remains lie on the hill above the confluence of the rivers Morava and Dunajeit Belongs to important places of Slovak history, it is a national cultural monument. • This place was continuously populated from the younger Stone Age until the 19th century. Century. The locality was densely populated in the younger age of the iron Celts and from Roman times there were several tortured buildings. • The first written mention of Devín is from the year 864, where the fortress is first remembered as Dowina. Singing fountain in Košice • Located in the middle of the main class between the Košice State Theatre and St. Elizabeth's Dome. • The fountain consists of several dozen nozzles of varying intensity. • The lighting and intensity of the nozzles are synchronised with the music currently playing. • In the vicinity of the fountain there is a Kosice chimes. Slovak National Museum • The Slovak National Museum is the top state scientific-research and cultural- educational museum institution in Slovakia. Its main building is located on the Danube waterfront in Bratislava. • It was founded in 1961 by the merger of the Slovak Museum in Bratislava (1924) and the Slovak National Museum in Martin (Zal. 1863 within the Slovak matrix). • SNM manages 18 specialised museums. Červený Kameň (Castle) • Červený Kameň is a Slovak castle which is off the village of Častá on the southeast slope of Small Carpathians. • The foundation of the fortress was originally only the Southwest residential wing, in the basement of which were large storage rooms. • The building today serves as a furniture museum. Hviezdoslavovo Square • It divides the city centre into two parts. • It combines the so-called New Bridge and Slovak National Theatre. • Late 20. The design of the century underwent considerable reconstruction. • While formerly resembling the city park, it now has the character of a pedestrian zone; However, the greenery was largely preserved. Bojnice Castle • The Bojnice Castle is a romantic castle with a partially retained originally Gothic and renaissance base of the castle. • It is located in the Trenčín region and lies on the western outskirts of Bojnice. The lock is visible for the most part of the upper Subponder. • It is built on travertine rocks and consists of an indoor and an outdoor castle with three courtyoths. • In 1970 he was declared a national cultural monument. Cathedral of St. Elizabeth in Košice • It is a Gothic cathedral located in the center of Košice. • It is also the "eastmost" Gothic cathedral in Europe. • The dome was built on the site of a former parish church dedicated to St. Elizabeth of Uherske. • It can be said that the dome has not been completely completed until today. Basilica of St. Elm • The origins of the temple range from 13. Century. From this period comes the patronate of the temple. Around the year 1206, Cistercian monks from Polish Koprzywnice settled on this site and founded a monastery dedicated to the Holy Elm. • The Royal Charter of 1247, by King Béla IV of the year. Confirmed the order of ownership of their large plots in the vicinity of Bardejov, contains the first mention of the existence of the Church in this territory. • However, as a result of sudden changes, the Cistercias in the second half of the 13th Century they abandoned this place. Kalište • Kalište is a village and municipality in Banská Bystrica District, National Cultural Monument of the Slovak Republic. • In 1940, it had 209 inhabitants. During the Slovak national Uprising, the municipality became one of the centres of the so-called guerilla Republic in the Low Tatras. • For the help of the guerrillas the Nazis municipality 18. March 1945 were attacked and murdered by 13 inhabitants. They burned the 42 home with the farm buildings. Church of the Holy Trinity • The Church of the Holy Trinity in Kežmarku ranks among the so- called. Articular churches. • These were built in Slovakia at the turn of the 17th century. and 18. In the period of the nonfreedom of Protestants, who were allowed to build the church only on the basis of permission 26. Article. • The construction had to be built in the period of one year exclusively at the expense of the Evangelical Church from the cheapest material, which was wood (without the use of any material of any other, i.e. even metal nails) Betliar (kaštel) • Kaštel Betliar is the most visited fountain in southeastern Slovakia. • The Kaštel originates from the beginning of 18. It was built on the site of the former Renaissance Kaštel Bebeků. • Andrášiové filled the fountain with a number of precious furniture, works of art and collections. The original library was founded by Leopold Andráši in the second half of the 18th Century. Town Hall (Bardejov) • The town hall in Bardejov is a Gothic- Renaissance building built in the centre of the town Hall Square in the Prešov region.