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Levoča
Prešov Region, Slovakia
Levoča, in Slovakia’s Prešov Region, is a beautifully preserved medieval town known for its rich history, impressive architecture, and cultural heritage. Once an important trading center in the historic Spiš region, it is surrounded by well-preserved town walls and features a charming central square lined with Gothic and Renaissance buildings. The town is best known for the Basilica of St. James, which houses the world’s tallest wooden Gothic altar, created by Master Paul of Levoča in the early 16th century. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Levoča attracts visitors with its exceptional medieval character, historic monuments, and artistic treasures, making it one of Slovakia’s most important cultural destinations.
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