CHURCH OF SAINT GILLES (KOSTOL SVÄTÉHO EGÍDIA)

This Catholic church was Protestant, to become Catholic again during the Counter-Reformation (18th century). Inside, 15th century frescoes have been well preserved. Pay attention to one of them, where the Tatras serve as a landscape for Christ's resurrection, that is to say the veneration that Slovaks have for their great mountain! The church has its belfry, built in 1658. This Gothic church has small gables built in the style typical of the Spiš region.