• Slovak Name: Jakabov palác
• Location: Mlynská Street
• Foundation: 1899
• Style: Neo-Gothic
• Architect: Peter Jakab

Jakab’s Palace is situated in the historic center of Košice, on Mlýnska Street. The palace is an impressive example of Neogothic architecture. It features a distinctive facade adorned with ornate architectural details, including sculptural decorations and intricate stonework.

The palace was originally built 1899 by the architect Peter Jakab who is member of a prominent noble family in Košice. Over time, the ownership of the palace changed hands several times, and it has served various purposes throughout its history. Till 1968 there was a river flowing next to it. Today, Jakab’s Palace is not accessible to the public.

Jakab’s Palace is considered an important cultural landmark in Košice. It has been recognized for its architectural and historical value and is protected as a national cultural monument. The palace serves as a symbol of the city’s rich heritage and architectural legacy.

Jakab’s Palace is conveniently located in the city center, making it easily accessible to visitors. Its central location allows for easy exploration of other nearby attractions, such as the St. Elisabeth Cathedral, the National Theatre, and the historic Main Square.