part 1 Tomáš Mruz & Jakub Železník

The only original preserved town water tank Jewish tradesman Mark Holländer - expression of gratitude for the city council to allow him to live and establish a business in Prešov The author: Vincent Staviarsky The frog – east The snake – north The turtle – west The crocodile - south

Situated in the eastern part of Main Street (house number 50) Was mostly used for the accomodation of military officers French troops stayed here in 1799 Ludovít Štúr and Jozef Miloslav Hurban gave speeches to the citizens of Prešov on March 3rd, 1849 The first congress of the Slovak Cultural Workers took place here in 1922

Used as a seat of a financial institution On the corner of Main and Levocská Streets between Named after Michal Bosák He was a Slovak immigrant to the U. S. A became one of the most significant American bankers who owned many banks Later - a seat of the management of the Slovak Electric Works Represents a nice example of a Vienna Sezession style architecture in Prešov

Represents one of the most important educational Protestant institutions Situated near the Evangelical Temple of the Holy Trinity Established according to the German model as a ten-class secondary grammar school In 1950 it became a state property In 19th century it became one of the most well-known university in whole Hungary The most important people had been studying here, such as M. M. Hodža, J. Záborský, L. Kossuth, P. Országh-Hviezdoslav The most important profesors teaching here were Michal Greguš and Samuei Marek Schiller – Szinessy, who was later teaching at Cambridge university

Is the only one that crosses the centre of the city A trip around the world by 49th parallel line km We would cross cities such as České Budějovice, Regensburg a Karlsruhe, Chalons-en-Champagne, Roissy and Sarcelles