Spišská Sobota
A well-preserved medieval square inside Poprad, with Renaissance townhouses, and a Gothic altar by Master Paul of Levoča in St. George's Church.
Spišská Sobota was once an independent town of Saxon settlers in the Spiš region. It is now part of Poprad, yet it still keeps a peaceful elongated square and Renaissance townhouses, and it is a national heritage reserve. The Gothic altar in St. George's Church in the square comes from the workshop of Master Paul of Levoča. It is about 2 km from Poprad station, and after exploring you can stop by AquaCity. Far fewer visitors come here than to Levoča, making it ideal for leisurely photography.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- AquaCity Poprad
- Tatranská Lomnica
- Starý Smokovec
- Hrebienok
- Wooden Articular Church in Kežmarok
- Slovak Paradise National Park
- Studený potok Waterfalls
- Kežmarok Castle