Top Kosice Sightseeing Tours

This self-guided walking tour turns Košice's old town into a story you follow at your own pace. Ten stops trace the city's layered history along Hlavná — from Slovakia's largest cathedral and its freestanding bell tower to a musical fountain, a neo-Baroque theatre, a lane of craft workshops and a gun tower from the medieval defences. Everything runs from your smartphone. There is no app to download and no physical guide to keep up with: at each stop you get a short audio story, the same account in writing if you prefer to read, an interactive quiz, and map directions to the next location. Start whenever you like, pause for a coffee, linger where you want and move on when you're ready. No group, no fixed departure time — just you, the route and about an hour of easy walking. Audio and text are available in English, German, Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Chinese.

Taste the Magic of the Tokaj Wine Region Experience the ultimate wine journey in a breathtaking Tokaj wine region. Leave the driving to us as you travel into the picturesque Tokaj region—proudly known as the world's first demarcated wine appellation. Step inside historic, centuries-old underground cellars to discover exactly why King Louis XIV famously declared Tokaj "the Wine of Kings, and the King of Wines." A passionate local winemaker will personally guide you through his winery, sharing deeply rooted traditions while you savor six premium wine samples. What Is Included: Stress-Free Transport: Easy round-trip travel. Premium Tasting: Six exclusive wine samples. Delicious local soup Halaszle & water & cofee for lunch VIP Experience: Intimate small group settings. English speaking guide & driver Good mood and lovely memories Secure your spot today for an unforgettable adventure! Don't delay your booking.

This tour is built around a single, extraordinary story of Ľudovít Feld, a Košice-born artist who survived Auschwitz by working as Josef Mengele’s personal painter. Our journey begins at the cultural center dedicated to Feld, where his art and life provide an immediate, deeply personal, and profoundly unique connection to the Holocaust. From this powerful and singular starting point, the tour expands, but its thematic core of art and memory remains. We visit Bardejov, where the UNESCO-listed Jewish Suburbia serves as a testament to a community's history, and Prešov, with its celebrated Judaica collection. Finally, the cinematic connection in Sabinov—the setting for the Oscar-winning film The Shop on Main Street—provides a modern artistic lens through which to view historical events. This fusion of a single artist’s struggle with broader historical and cultural landmarks makes for a truly unparalleled experience.