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The castle was built in the second half of the 13th century by the palatine Amadé. Only fragments of the wall of the former old tower remain.
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Pálos kolostor romjai
Built at the end of the 14th century in Gothic style.
Római katolikus templom
Built in Gothic style, dating from the 14th century. Rebuilt in 1777 and 1827 in late Baroque style.
Huszita-ház
According to local belief, it was built and inhabited by Hussites, although this has not yet been proven beyond any doubt. Today it is a heritage museum.
Református templom
Built in the 15th century in Gothic style. Remodelled and extended with tower in 1892.
Pálffy-kastély
Built in 1780 in Copf style. Heavily remodelled in Eclectic style.
Telkibányai Helytörténeti Kiállítás
In the museum visitors can view the exhibition in 6 halls. In the first hall you can see the talking headstones of Telkibánya and then the minerals of the Eperjes–Tokaj Mountains. In the next room, the products of the first porcelain factory in Hungary can be seen, and then visitors can get acquainted with the memories of medieval gold mining, as Telkibánya was a significant gold mining town in the 15th and 16th centuries. In the last room you can see the memorial room of the Kádár family, the founder of the museum. In the yard you can see a millstone park, which is unique in Central Europe.