roznava

Rožňava (Hungarian: Rozsny, German: Rosenau) is a town in Slovakia, near Kosice. Population: 19,690. Rožňava was first mentioned in 1291. The town was once a mining town (gold, silver and iron were mined), now it's a popular tourist attraction with a beautiful historical town centre. The town is an episcopal seat and it has a cathedral. The name of the town derives from the German word for roses. A famous son of the town is Pavel Jozef Safarik.

External links

Information on Rožňava and the Gemer region
Information on tourist sights (with photo of the main square)
Official site (Slovak only)

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