Timeline
09:00
Start with a pastry and coffee at Aida. This popular café is open from 09:00, making it the perfect early stop to fuel up before exploring.
09:20
Walk to Forgács Palace. This early Empire style building houses a library and features the blazons of the Forgács and Pongrá families on its façade. Visit the accessible glass roof section installed in the 1940s.
10:00
Head to Camelot for lunch. This medieval-themed pub serves traditional Slovak food like pork knuckle or goulash. It is open from 15:00 on weekdays, but if you arrive earlier, check if their lunch specials are available or opt for the evening service if your timing shifts later.
11:00
End your day with a walk in City Park. Created in the 1860s and renovated in 2013, this main city park offers beautiful trees, a lake, and a fountain. It is a peaceful spot to unwind after lunch.
Local tip
Camelot offers lunch specials on weekdays. If you visit outside those hours, the menu is slightly more expensive. City Park is free to enter and open all day.
Check before you go
- Aida opens at 09:00 daily.
- Camelot is open from 15:00 on weekdays (Mo-Th) and weekends (Su), and until 01:00 on Fri/Sat.
- City Park is an outdoor public space with no specific opening hours.
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Košice (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).