Valuable Baroque architecture is represented by the former Baroque mansion in Adamovce, which is included among the cultural monuments of the Slovak Republic. It was built in the middle of the 18th century around 1760.
Manor house and park in the Malé Bierovce part of the village
Valuable Baroque architecture is represented by the former Baroque mansion in Adamovce, which is included among the cultural monuments of the Slovak Republic. It was built in the middle of the 18th century around 1760.
The building is dominated by a central elevated risalite with a tympanum and a domed roof topped with a lantern. Its last owner after II. World War II, it was the Italian family Noris Sizzo, who bought it from the Ambro family in the second half of the 19th century. There was also a valuable library in the mansion. There is historical furniture from his equipment at Červený Kameň Castle. After carrying out repair work and adding a side wing in 1958, it belongs to the mansions with a guaranteed longevity. The manor house also includes a well-maintained English park with many types and forms of mostly exotic trees and a beautiful specimen of yew. Currently, since 1963, the mansion has housed a Social Services Home for mentally disabled youth, previously it housed a Home for Pensioners.
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