TRAVEL TO SLOVAKIA

Every country has its own unique attractions that separate it from the other territories. Likewise, Slovakia also gleefully boasts of some distinctive places which you cannot find anywhere else. If you want to see them with your own eyes, then you have to pay a visit to Slovakia. Whether you have planned a trip or not, these extremely interesting spots will surely compel you to make one! Here is a list of those singular places which will complete your grand Slovakian tour. Just give an eye! 1. The Church At The Centre Of Europe: Though not much is known about this church, its uniqueness lies in its exclusive location at Kremnica Mountains. You will certainly love the idea of reaching the midpoint of a continent, won’t you? Well, this church offers you the opportunity to stand in the middle of Europe. Geographically, this place is exactly at the center of the European continent. This church belongs to the Presov district of Slovakia and exemplifies the authentic G...

Just 200 km away from Bratislava, there is another large-sized Slovak town! Žilina is its name that deserves mentioning when it comes to the popular travel destinations in Slovakia. It stands as the fourth largest town in Slovakia, located on the River Vah that entertains quite a massive amount of tourists every year. With a platter full of attractive spots and fun activities, Žilina can mesmerize its travellers. So, what are you thinking? Stuff your rucksack and step out for a mind-boggling exploration. But, before that, roll your eyes on what you must see in Žilina. The Historical Lietava Castle: Located in the Northern Slovakia, the Lietava Castle is in its ruined form which exudes a quaint medieval charm to the travel lovers. You will be wondered to know that this Castle dates back to the 12th century when the Hungarian Kings used this for administrative works. As it was handed over to different dynasties, it went through several reformations too. From three-...

If you are in Slovakia, then you certainly have many places to stop over, mainly the effervescent towns with fascinating places and congenial folks. Whether you want a quiet retreat or a heart-pumping hiking experience, Slovakia is here to comply with all your travelling dreams. The whole country is divided into several towns among which some fulfill the criteria of a metropolitan city. If you want to make the most of your Slovakian tour, then step into these four following towns which are the real charmers in the entire country. 1. Go Hiking In Banska Bystrica: Drive 177 km from the famous city of Bratislava and you will reach another charming town of Slovakia, called Banská Bystrica. Though primarily known for its heritage sights, this town has many other adventurous places, less explored by the travelers. The mixture of cultural richness and natural splendor has given Banska Bystrica a unique character altogether. Being surrounded by the low Tatras Mountain,...

Travelling is not always meant for fun, enthusiasm or extravaganza; sometimes you go around places in order to regain your health and mental peace. Piestany is one such place where you can visit for a complete rejuvenation of health and happiness. This town in Slovakia has attracted people with its amazing hot springs since time immemorial. In the prehistoric ages, men wondered how the water remained hot even in the freezing cold temperature. At present, Piestany has the largest spa centre in Slovakia which draws millions of patients from all over the globe. Attaining good health is the most common desire of every human soul and finding it naturally is like a blessing. So, if you want to stay blessed with robustness, then your next destination must be Piestany. Just take a look at what makes this little town so popular to the travelers and patients alike! A little about the Piestany Spa: Bestowed with several thermal springs, this Slovak town has a unique appe...

If you are a lover of history, then Bardejov is a whole book with each page describing the ancient past of Europe. Located in the eastern part of Slovakia, this town is a treasure-chest for those who are addicted to travelling. UNESCO has included this place in their World Heritage List for the rich culture and architectures of this oldest Slovakian town. The entire city is adorned with picturesque landscapes, being situated in the hilly region of the Beskyd Mountains. Many instances of pre-historic civilizations have been found at this place. In the 12h century, when there reigned King Bela IV, the name of this town came into light through textual references. If you are planning a voyage to the dramatically pleasant Slovakia, then do not forget to stop by at Bardejov and experience the exotic flavor of the town. Here is what you need to know for a great trip to Bardejov. A Look into the Past: According to the old ...

The royal presence of the Bratislava Castle over the river Danube has enhanced Slovakia’s appeal to the travel enthusiasts. Standing like a crown on the top of the Little Carpathian hill, this castle echoes the glorious past of Slovakia. It is true that with a polished exterior it does not look like it has been built in the 9th century, but this castle can really tell the age-old tales of Slovakia. If you have packed your bags for an exhilarating tour to this place, then get yourself acquainted with the facts about Bratislava Castle and why you must place your feet there, at least once. Brief History of the castle: When it comes to the history of this ancient castle, you will find varied information on it. The first reference to this castle was mentioned in the year 907, although this place on the rocky hill shows some evidences of settlement since the Bronze Age. Quite naturally, this castle has gone through several transformations, first being established as a ...

Situated 400km E of Bratislava and 100km E of Poprad, Kosice is the second largest city in Slovakia, and it comes right after Bratislava. While in the past, Kosice was somewhat a smoggy and provincial backwater region of Slovakia. But within a short span of merely a decade, the city has transformed itself into one of the county’s most attractive urban destinations. Today, the whole world knows that Kosice houses East Slovakia’s industrial powerhouse, buoyant cultural scene and cosmopolitan clout. The city has always been a medieval gem that was waiting to be discovered. And now the latest addition of major arts installations along with impressively revamped buildings and enliven city streets have made Kosice one of the country’s pride and joy. If you are spending a few days here, you must try these few activities: Cathedral of St Elizabeth: The Cathedral of St Elizabeth was founded in the 14 th century. Dark and brooding in character and feel, the cathedral is ...