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How to find a parcel number from an address

In Slovakia, a parcel is identified by its katastrálne územie (cadastral area) and parcel number, for example „Ružinov 1234/5“. If you only know the address, you can find the parcel number directly on the map.

Step by step

  1. Open the cadastral map.
  2. Enter the address, for example „Obchodná 10, Bratislava“.
  3. The map moves to the address. Click on the land under or next to the building.
  4. The panel shows the parcel number, cadastral area, area and LV number.

Why an address is not enough

An address belongs to a building (its súpisné and orientačné číslo), not to a plot of land. One building can stand on several parcels, and one parcel can have several buildings on it. So when buying, always check the numbers of every parcel that belongs to the property, including the yard and the access road.

Súpisné and orientačné číslo

Súpisné číslo (registration number) is unique within the municipality and is recorded on the list vlastníctva (LV, ownership sheet). Orientačné číslo (street number) marks the building’s entrance on the street. Kataster24 shows both for each house, together with a list of flats by entrance and floor.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find the cadastral area from an address?

Enter the address in the Kataster24 cadastral map. The name and code of the katastrálne územie (cadastral area) are shown next to the parcel.

Does one address always mean one parcel?

No. A building can stand on several parcels, and a house often also has a yard or garden on a separate parcel.

Related guides

ZBGIS: how to find a parcel, ownership sheet and ownerStep-by-step guide to the ZBGIS map client from ÚGKK SR: find a parcel, its ownership sheet (LV) and owner. Plus a faster alternative with simpler controls.Mapka GKÚ: what it was and where to find the cadastral map todayThe MAPKA application from GKÚ Bratislava has been replaced by the ZBGIS map client. We explain where to find the cadastral map today and how to use it.Katasterportál (KaPor) has closed: where to look up ownership sheets todayThe KaPor cadastral portal (katasterportal.sk) was switched off in 2022. Find out where to look up ownership sheets, parcels and the cadastral map today.Cadastre search by name: how to find property by ownerHow to search the Slovak cadastre for property by owner name: ZBGIS, the property list (súpis nehnuteľností) and data protection rules. Position in 2026.

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