Háromhuta is a little village situated in one of the valleys of the Zemplén Landscape-Protection Area. It is rich in forests and wilde animals. The exsitence of the village is thanks to prince Ferenc Rákóczi II who established a glass factroy here.  The glass factory has worked till the beginning of the last century. That period has been the golden age of the glassworks. The almost intacte natural envornment and the crystal-clear air of the mountains attract many people here to relax.  Unfortunatelly, many inhabitants have left the village as years passed. They moved to the towns in the hope of secure jobs.  Most of the present population belong to the elderly age groups. Traditions are important for them. They have preserved their Slovak language and they still speak it.