Slovakia Culture and Sights

Historic town square of Banská Bystrica with pubs, cafes, beer cellars. One of the largest squares in the city of Slovakia, with a closed historic buildings and an obelisk in the middle. A particularly ...

Impressively equipped military and coronation church of Hungarian kings. The cathedral is an old fortified church, attached to the walls of views, so its portal is something hidden. On a Romanesque Vorl...

Angular-dramatic symbol of the old Donaustadt. On a cliff above the thrones of the wrinkled old castle with its four towers. The first documented mention dates from the year 907, however, archaeologists...

address:Zidovska Street, Bratislava, price level:budget , opening hours:Mon-Fri 10-5pm, Weekends, 11-6pm

A traditional farming village is UNESCO World Heritage Site. Representing many different open-air museum, this archaic-looking village in a beautiful mountain landscape of the UNESCO World Heritage list...

Romantic castle, populated by fairy and fiend. Just this fabulous castle: Erker, balconies, towers and turrets with flags waving! Costumed princesses run through the rooms. The highlight of the represen...

Rafting on the Dunajec river: adventures on the river border with Poland. The old, 1319, founded the monastery, some 40 km north of Kežmarok in the Pieniny mountains (Pieniny), is partly due to the herb...

Spissky Hrad has one of the largest ensembles of 13th- and 14th-century military, political and religious buildings in eastern Europe, and its Romanesque and Gothic architecture has remained remarkab...

Kežmaroks Kleinod: Reiche Drechselarbeiten. The Zips were predominantly Protestant, Kežmarok quite wealthy and so was a very richly decorated articulated, in its lavish equipment, the best preserved in ...