Is Kosice Slovakia worth visiting?

Absolutely! Kosice is definitely worth visiting. You’ll get that off-the-beaten track feel, yet it’s not like people aren’t used to tourists. There are lots of things to do in Kosice, great restaurants and hotels, and it’s a historically and culturally interesting city.

How do I get to Kosice?

Regularly scheduled flights come to international Kosice airport (from Prague, Vienna and sometimes from Brno and Moscow) and Bratislava (from many cities, including Zurich, Prague, Moscow, Tel Aviv and Persian Gulf states). Other destinations are added from time to time, but these are fairly stable.

Is Kosice safe?

Kosice is safe in daytime. It is generally not recommended for a woman being alone at night. Views of concrete panel buildings at outskirts above the city may seem odd at first, but they are generally viewed as a relatively comfortable middle class living by most locals.

Is Kosice a good place to live?

Living in Košice is like living in a city where everything has fallen into place and work quiet and smooth. The city centre is very beautiful especially during spring or summer not to mention the breathtaking Cathedral of St. Elizabeth and it’s goth architecture. Good choice as an Erasmus city.

What language is spoken in Kosice Slovakia?

Hungarian
With a population of 28,884 in 1891, just under half (49.9%) of the inhabitants of Košice declared Hungarian, then the official language, as their main means of communication, 33.6% Slovak, and 13.5% German; 72.2% were Roman Catholics, 11.4% Jews, 7.3% Lutherans, 6.7% Greek Catholics, and 4.3% Calvinists.

Is English common in Slovakia?

English is the most widely spoken foreign language in Slovakia and as the younger generation grows up with readily available internet access and English-language media, they are finding it easier to cope with using it in everyday communication.