Parcel report
Parcel number, area, land type and use, built-up area status, LV number, buildings and flats on one page.
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Landslides, radon and soil quality on the map
Free · No sign-up · Example: Staré Mesto 10309
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📍 All of Slovakia
Cadastral map with C and E parcels
Click a plot to see its parcel number, area, land type, ownership sheet (LV) number and the risks at that spot.
C and E parcelsBuildingsEncumbrancesAerial photoLandslidesRadonBPEJNatura 2000Noise
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Data collected from public sources
- ÚGKK SR
- ESKN
- INSPIRE
- ZBGIS
- Address Register
- ŠGÚDŠ
- VÚPOP
- EEA
- OpenStreetMap
One page for every question about a plot
Cadastral map
Register C and E parcels, buildings, encumbrances, cadastral areas and aerial photos for all of Slovakia.
Open the map →Risks at the location
Landslides, radon, Natura 2000, protected areas, mineral deposits, environmental burdens and noise.
Show risks →House and flats
Registry number, entrances, number of flats and floors from the Address Register. Find a flat by address.
View a house →From address to report in three steps
- Enter a parcel or addressFor example “Staré Mesto 10309” or “Obchodná 10, Bratislava”.
- We combine the sourcesÚGKK cadastre, Address Register, ŠGÚDŠ geological survey, VÚPOP soil institute and the European Environment Agency at once.
- You get the reportParcel data, the house and risks at the location. Check the owner in one click in the official ZBGIS.
The Slovak land registry online, in one place
The Slovak land registry (kataster nehnuteľností) is the state register of land, buildings, flats and the rights to them. Kataster24 combines its public data with a building map, the Address Register and risk maps, so you know what matters about a plot in seconds.
Type a cadastral area and parcel number (for example “Ružinov 1234/5”) or an address. You get the area, land type, ownership sheet (LV) number, buildings on the parcel, flats in the house and the risks at the location: landslides, radon, protected areas, mineral deposits, environmental burdens and road noise.
Cadastral mapC and E parcels, buildings, encumbrances and aerial photos of all of Slovakia.
Ownership sheet (LV)What parts A, B and C contain and how to get an extract.
ZBGIS guideHow to find a parcel and its owner in the official ÚGKK map.
How to check landA checklist before buying a plot or a house in Slovakia.
Frequently asked questions
Is the data official?
The data comes from public services of ÚGKK SR (ESKN, INSPIRE), ŠGÚDŠ, VÚPOP and the EEA and is shown straight from the source. It is for information only. Legal transactions require an official extract of the ownership sheet (LV).
How much does it cost?
Nothing. The cadastral map and parcel report are free and need no sign-up.
Will I see who owns the plot?
Yes. The parcel report shows the owner type and shares: whether the owner is the state, a municipality, a company or a private person, how many co-owners there are and what share each holds. We show the names of the state, municipalities and companies, but not of private persons – those you can check in the official ZBGIS.
What is the difference between C and E parcels?
Register C parcels are drawn in the cadastral map and match the situation on the ground. Register E parcels come from the original land book and the restored land register (ROEP) and often lie underneath C parcels, mostly on fields and in forests.
Can I see flats in an apartment building?
Yes. For every house we show the registry number, entrances and the list of flats by floor from the Address Register. Flat area and owners are only on the ownership sheet.
What is BPEJ?
A rated soil-ecological unit is a seven-digit code describing climate region, soil type, slope, depth and texture. It sets the official price of agricultural land and the levies when land is taken out of farming.
Can I search the cadastre by owner name?
Not on Kataster24 – we neither show nor store the names of private persons. Owners can be looked up in the official ZBGIS map client of ÚGKK SR.
Why doesn't the boundary match the fence?
The map shows the boundary as recorded in the cadastre. Some cadastral areas only have a digitised (non-numeric) map with lower accuracy. A surveyor marks the exact boundary on the ground.
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