Kosice

Kosice is the biggest city in eastern Slovakia and in the European Capital of Culture. It is arranged on the waterway Hornad at the eastern scopes of the Slovak Ore Mountains, close to the fringe with Hungary. There are a few venues in Kosice. The Kosice State Theater was established in 1945 at that point under the name of the East Slovak National Theater. It comprises of three gatherings: dramatization, musical drama, and expressive dance. Different performance centers incorporate the Marionette Theater and the Old Town Theater. The nearness of Hungarian and Roma minorities makes it additionally have the Hungarian "Thalia" theater and the expert Roma theater "Romathan".

Some of the museums and galleries based in the city incorporate the East Slovak Museum, initially settled in 1872 under the name of the Upper Hungarian Museum. The Slovak Technical Museum with planetarium, set up in 1947, is the main historical center in the specialized classification in Slovakia that works in the history and customs of science and innovation. The East Slovak Gallery was built up in 1951 as the principal local display with the expect to archive imaginative life in introduce day eastern Slovakia. The downtown area, and most authentic landmarks, are situated in or around the Main Street and the town has the biggest number of secured recorded landmarks in Slovakia.