Spillenberg House (c1250). The home of the Habsburg monarchy's physicians, the white lady of Levoca and hopefully for a few days....you. Affordable luxury in the heart of the UNESCO town of Levoca, the the pearl of Spis County in Slovakia. This apartment has is completely new (2023) and has everything required for a couple or family. The location has superb skiing in winter, fantastic cycling in summer, and culture everywhere. Ideal for relaxation or adventure, for family or with friends. A newly renovated spacious apartment situated in a historic palazzo in the heart of a beautiful UNESCO walled town, with all the facilities of a small town but only minutes walk from unspoilt countryside. This stunning medieval/renaissance town is surrounded by National Parks (the Tatra mountains, Levoca Mountains and Slovak Paradise) and glorious warm summers (25-35c) make this perfect hiking and cycling country. Be adventurous, try something new, explore this area and you will not be disappointed. During the summer there are various summer craft fetes, cultural shows and a wealth of historical and cultural locations to visit nearby. The town is the site of a significant Roman Catholic Pilgrimage (c500000 attendees) every first weekend in Jul. The town is linked to Spis Castle (10 min drive) the largest castle in central Europe as a joint UNESCO World Heritage site. In October the town hosts the Classical Musical Assembly 'Levoca Indian Summer', with performances from top classical musicians from across Europe. In the winter, the town is located centrally to many ski resorts and the runs are relatively 'empty' when compared to the crowded Alps (no 30 minute queues). The local town slopes (black, red, blue, runs with night skiing) are only only a 5 minute drive. Ruzomberok and Tatras mountain ski facilities are also just a very short (20-30 min) drive away. Given the location in central Europe, snow conditions are stable and last until late Mar. Historically, Spillenberg House (est ca 1240) gained it's name from the physicians to the Hungarian monarchy from the 1500 to 1700s, who established their ancestral home in the building. Redesigned in the Renaissance style in 1550. Later the property was the abode of Julianna Korpany (the famous white lady of Levoca). This delightful and renovated (2010) home, has all the requirements you need to ensure you have a welcoming, safe retreat after a hard day travelling, exploring, hiking, cycling or skiing