St Elisabeth Cathedral

The Cathedral of St Elisabeth is a Gothic cathedral in Kosice. It is Slovakia's biggest church and one of the easternmost Gothic houses of prayer in Europe. The record of the presence of Kassa, dating from 1230, is associated with the presence of the parsonage church. During the time spent the settlement's change from a country network into a town, every one of its times of accomplishments and disappointments have been reflected in St Elisabeth's Cathedral. St Elisabeth Cathedral is the biggest Church in Slovakia with an aggregate region of 1,200 square meters and limit of in excess of 5000 individuals.

It is the principle church in the Kosice Archdiocese. It is a standout amongst the most eastern Gothic houses of prayer in Europe. According to historical and archeological sources, the present-day house of prayer was based on the place of the more seasoned sanctuary which was sanctified to St Elisabeth of Hungary too. It was alluded to in the record of Pope Martin V in the year 1283 and in the letter of 1290, which expressed that the religious administrator of Eger Andrew II exempted Kosice ward from the senior member's circle of locale.

The Gothic Cathedral of Kosice comprises of the choir with a five-side chavet, five naves, two towers, a level sacristy at the north side, and two houses of prayer and antechapel at the south side. There is a one of a kind inside design of the congregation, where the focal nave and four passageways are crossed in the center by one transept of an indistinguishable stature and width from the focal nave which through and through make a Greek cross.