Kosice city centre rental apartments offer apartment for long-term or short-term rental in city center, which are located at the most lucrative address in the absolute center of Kosice - Old Town at the intersection of Továrenská and Štefániková streets. The historical center - Hlavné námestie is approx. 50 m. There are tram and bus stops right in front of the building. 

The accessibility of the Kosice international airport, which is 10 minutes away by car, is also excellent. Košice is an important crossroads with direct traffic connections to Prague, Warsaw, Bratislava, Budapest, Krakow, Vienna and Kyiv. The accessibility and proximity of all Kosice universities, shopping centers and historical monuments is also excellent.

Old Town - Staré Mesto

The heart of Kosice's Old Town, full of museums, galleries and pubs where Slovak beer is on tap, is the charming Hlavné námestie, surrounded by cafes in pastel bourgeois houses. The illuminated Singing Fountain lies between the medieval Urban Tower, the Gothic Cathedral of St. Elizabeth and the impressive State Theater of Košice, where opera and ballet performances are held. 

Opposite the peaceful City Park stands the ornate Neo-Gothic Jakabov Palace. Everything is within reach and just a few steps from the Apartment Complex.

Kosice

The city of Košice, the second largest city in Slovakia, is located in the eastern part of Slovakia, near the borders with Hungary (20 km), Ukraine (80 km) and Poland (90 km). In the past, the favorable location made Košice an important point on trade routes, today it is a key economic agglomeration, but also a crossroads of transport routes, which is contributed by the railway junction and the international airport.

Košice is the first European city to receive its own coat of arms. In 1369, King Ľudovít Veľký granted it for the first time to a legal entity - the city of Košice. Another first is connected with sports - the oldest European and the second oldest world marathon - the International Peace Marathon (founded in 1924) - starts in Košice on the first Sunday of October. 

Dome of St. Elizabeth is the easternmost Gothic cathedral in Europe. The historical center is the largest urban monument reserve in the Slovak Republic. The oldest secondary school in Central Europe was also founded in Košice - in 1872, the Central Engineering School. On the territory of the city is the largest zoo in Central Europe (288 hectares) and the largest Slovak botanical garden with the largest collection of cacti in the former Czechoslovakia. The children's railway in Čermeľské údolí is the oldest and only one in Slovakia.

The city is the seat of the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic and the seat of the Košice Self-Governing Region. As an independent legal entity, it is divided into 22 city districts. It has 34 primary and 63 kindergarten schools under its management. The network of secondary schools consists of gymnasiums, vocational secondary schools and training schools, business academies, medical and art schools. The highest level of education is provided by 9 faculties of the Technical University of Košice, 5 faculties of P. J. Šafárik University, the University of Veterinary Medicine and Pharmacy and other workplaces of Slovak universities.