Landmark

Pentapolitana

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Pentapolitana refers to the medieval alliance of five royal free towns in Upper Hungary, Levoča, Košice, Prešov, Bardejov, and Sabinov, that banded together for mutual economic and political benefit. This league played a crucial role in the region's trade and development. In Levoča, visitors can see remnants of this prosperous era in the town's architecture and layout. The town's central square and historic buildings reflect the wealth generated by its membership in Pentapolitana.

Don't miss

Explore Levoča's main square, a testament to its medieval prosperity.
Visit the Town Hall, which housed meetings of the Pentapolitana league.
Discover the coat of arms of Levoča, which symbolizes its royal free status.

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