Belá nad Cirochou

History:

The village was mentioned for the first time in 1451. The village was owned by the Drugeth family. We can find reference about the mill from 1715. The dwellers dealt with stonemasonry in the middle of the 18th century. In the 19-th century there was a smeltery for processing  iron ore. A wooden manor-house was situated in the village by the year 1926. In the centre of the village are the ruins of a watermill. The Roman Catholic church is from 1912.

General information:

Position: 

The village is placed where the mountain Nízke Beskydy joins the mountain Vihorlat, on the lower side of the river Cirocha.

Height above sea level: 

210 m

Tourist attractions: 

In this area is a spring of sulphuretted hydrogen water, which is called Slaná studňa (Salty water well). The Neo-Ghotic Catholic church of Sacrosanct Jesus heart is from 1912.

Contact: 

Municipal office Belá nad Cirochou
Osloboditeľov 652/23, 067 81 Belá nad Cirochou
Phone number: 057 768 3126
E-mail: bela-n-c@stonline.sk