Mikluš prison

It was a lovely experience to visit the 4 museums in a roll. Well exceeded my expectations. 3 staffs of the museums ran the place very organized and efficient. I felt that they were fully committed to their work, even though I don't speak Slovak, they still helped me gain a lot of interesting info, I was very grateful for that. Villam introced me the Mikluš prison and provided me with a detailed audio guide. Mayo and another girl showed me the memorial to the Hungarian heroes and the medieval pharmacy. Recommended to anyone visit Košice , Cheers!

An interesting and compact museum about the building which used to serve as a prison here in Košice with some history of the city and the building. Tickets can be bought in the office several meters away from the museum itself. A ticket that covers 4 museums of the East Slovak Museum costs 8€ for students—which I would say is quite worth it. P.S. if you need English, ask the staff in the office and you will be provided with an audio guide and instructions on where to go. Very friendly staff people!

Great place to visit, steeped in history. The attraction was split into two parts and was very interesting. The executioners house was eiery.

A must visit when coming to Kosice. The entrance and tickets for this are in a different building in the East Slovak museum which is clearly signposted. A genuinely interesting experience to learn how the building used to be a prison. Allow 30-45 minutes for the visit.

Went to door of prison which was closed, so asked at the ticket office in executioners bastion and was told we could buy tickets there and she would let us in. So we did that, she let us in and put on a video for us to watch and explained how to use audio guides and then left us to our own devices so we wandered around the museum by ourselves. The museum is very interesting and has lots of interesting things to look at, I would recommend going. Cost is 4 euros for an adult.

If you want to know more about Kosice's history this stop is a must. Miklus Prison shows part of Slovakia history from the years 1200 and the following centuries. You can see weapons, cells, the kitchen and more in three different levels, including a subterranean one, all of this with the help of an audio guide in different languages and introductory video.

Amazing experience and lovely staff! Thank them again for their work.

It's ok, the signs telling you what the exhibits are need to be in multi language, so all can understand. The audio guide needs to be in some kind of order. The ticketing needs to explain what you get for each price. I got the ticket that includes everything but nothing says once you've done this area got to here. All very disjointed would have been a lot better with better direction