• Slovak Name: Národné divadlo Košice
• Location: Old Town
• Foundation: 1899
• Style: Neo-Baroque, Secession
• Architect: Adolf Láng

The National Theatre — formerly known as State Theatre — is located in a beautiful neo-baroque building that was originally constructed between 1879 and 1899. Over the years, it underwent several renovations and expansions, with the most recent major renovation taking place in 2013.

The building is a beautiful example of Neo-Baroque architecture. Its exterior features intricate decorations, sculptures, and a grand entrance. Inside, there is a lavish auditorium with a capacity of around 750 seats, adorned with elegant décor and ornate details. The building’s architecture and historical significance make it a notable landmark in the city.

The National Theatre in Košice offers a diverse repertoire of performances, including opera, ballet, drama, and musicals. It hosts a wide range of productions, ranging from classical works to contemporary performances. The theatre attracts both local and international talent, and its performances are known for their high artistic quality.

The theatre offers performances in Slovak, as well as occasional productions with subtitles or translations in other languages. It strives to make theatre accessible to a wide audience and encourages cultural participation.