More commonly known as the “Košice Cathedral,” it stands in the centre of the old town. There was already a Romanesque church on this site in the 13th century, but it burned down in 1378

Bratislava’s first Catholic church under King Solomon was likely inside the castle, but at the request of King Emeric, Pope Innocent III in 1204 granted permission to the provost, and then Pope Honorius III in 1221 allowed the main church to move out from the castle.