21. August 2019 at 22:54

Stropkov wants to make church tower accessible to the public

Should be open by spring 2020.

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(source: TASR/Maroš Černý)
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The town of Stropkov in north-east Slovakia wants to make the tower of the local sanctuary accessible to the public. Stropkov mayor Ondrej Brendza believes that it will help to develop tourism in the region.

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“We have archaeological research, all necessary permits and a preliminary agreement with the owner, the Roman Catholic Church,” said Brendza, as quoted by the TASR newswire.

The government gave a sum of €60,000. They wish the project to be completed by spring 2020.

One older church

The tower is 37-metres high and it is necessary to reconstruct the stairs, the wiring and to build wooden stairs on the upper floors.

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