Hrušovo

Hrušovo (up to 1927 " Hrušová "; Hungarian Balogrussó - to 1902 Hrussó ) is a municipality in Slovakia.

To 1297 for the first time mentioned in writing as Huruswa municipality also includes the villages of Ostrany (1960 amalgamated to Striežovce; German Estring ) and Striežovce (1963 amalgamated; German Strisch ).

First, it was under the rule of the castle Blh, from the 14th century, the Derencsényi family and from the 17th century, the reign of Muráň.

Worth seeing are the bell tower from the 1st half of the 18th century and the Protestant Church from 1786, rebuilt in 1904.

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• Hrušovo
• Kraj municipality in Banskobystrický
• Location in Slovakia