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Prešov, the third largest town in Slovakia, spans an area of 71.18 km² and is home to approximately 91,498 citizens. It is divided into four parts: Prešov, Šalgovík, Solivar, and Nižná Šebastová, with rivers such as Torysa and Sekčov flowing through. The town's history traces back to the Stone Age, with significant archaeological findings. Officially mentioned in 1247, Prešov gained city privileges in 1299. Its cultural significance grew with the establishment of the first school in 1429 and a Jewish synagogue in 1848. The town continues to be a vibrant cultural and historical center.
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third largest town in Slovakia • area: 71.18 km² - 91 498 citizens - devided to 4parts: Prešov, Šalgovík, Solivar and Nižná Šebastová -rivers: Torysa, Sekčov
History • occupancy of this area begins in the stone age • findings in the valley of Delňa • bronze objects, ceramics and a knife from the bronze age
1247 – first written mention • 1299 – Prešov got the city privileges • 1429 – first school in Prešov • 1455 – Prešov can hold the annual three-day • market • 1687 – Carrafa’s slaughter
1703 – the biggest anti-habsburg uprising • the end of 18th century – first jewish people • 1848 – first jewish synagogue • 1924 – Bosak’s bank • 19.1. 1945 – liberated by Red army • 1950 – the centre of city becomes a city monument
Thank you for your attention TomášVernarský 1.C
