TRAVEL TO SLOVAKIA

Slovakia is a land of mountainous wonders and breathtaking views. Although not as popular or publicized as its neighbouring Prague, Slovakia still manages to draw thousands of tourists every year from different corners of the world. Whether you are a nature lover or an adventure seeker, Slovakia has a lot to offer you. The mountainous regions such as the Tatra Mountains is not just good for the spectacular view, but they are also known for exciting adventures such as skiing, hiking, mountain climbing and much more! If you are planning to visit Slovakia solely to treat your eyes, make sure you visit some of the most beautiful spots in the country: High Tatras Mountains: The High Tatras forms the border between Slovakia and Poland. It is considered to be the tallest mountain range in the country. The majority of the mountain range rise over 900 meters. The Mount Gerlach peak is the highest of them all and it sores over 2,655 meters above sea level. Because of the ...

High Tatras may not be as high or as big as the Alps, but that not reduce their magnificence even a bit. If you have been to Slovakia, or are planning to visit the country soon, The National Park of Tatras should definitely be on your itinerary. Founded in 1949, and located in the northern side of the country, the Tatras national park is one of the protected areas of Slovakia that consists of unique flora and fauna. the national park is the country’s first national park. However, the polish side of the Tatras gained a similar statute 5 years later. Adorned with crashing waterfalls, ultramarine mountain lakes, pristine snowfields, shimmering alpine meadows and undulating pine forests, the Tatras National Park offers a spectacular view that would get any nature photographer dreaming! Although most of the jagged peaks of the Tatra Mountain are part of the national park, it has not arrested development here. the Slovakian ski slopes are home to famous ski resorts and...

We are all aware of the deep love Czechs share for beer, but what you may not have known is that the same passion is also spotted in Bratislava. The capital city of Slovakia takes its beer just as seriously as the Czechs do. Recently, however, Bratislava has seen a new wave of pubs and microbreweries. Although often located away from the touristy areas, these pubs and microbreweries are the ideal spot for a beer lover who is looking to get acquainted with Slovakia’s beer culture. Most people would describe Bratislava as the humble beast that is often outshined by the dazzling popularity of Budapest and Vienna. The capital city is often ignored when tourists pick these more publicized cities over this one. A quick look at the Bratislava castle and a meaty meal at the local diner, and that is all tourists usually do before leaving the city. While regular tourists are attracted to things like thermal bath and Baroque façade, a beer lover will understand the charm of...

Turks and Hungarians came to Slovakia for its natural resources, and so do the modern tourists! Throughout the years, this humble nation attracted generations of globetrotters with their modest tourism motto “A Part of Europe Worth Visiting” . The tall, sprawling mountains are excellent for adventure sports such as snowboarding and skiing. The rambling hilly landscapes are good for hiking and camping activities. Apart from all these, if there is something else that Slovakia is known for, it has to be the popular beverages! If you love chilling with a drink or two, Slovakia has plenty of choices to offer you. Here are some of the popular drinks that you must try out: Beer: Much like their Czech counterparts, Slovaks are also known for their beer brewing tradition. Numerous small breweries are scattered all across the country. Most of these places sell local beers, which you won’t find anywhere else. Pils is the most popular type of beer, and it is produced by we...

Except natural and cultural treasures on the face of the earth, Slovakia has some gems hidden beneath the surface. It’s difficult to find another country where there are so many caves available to public on such a small area, with maintained trails and spectacular dripstone decoration. In Slovakia you can explore caves with ice decoration limestone structures as well as with extremely precious aragonite crystal decoration which is to be found nowhere else in Europe. Belianska jaskyňa cave The Belianska jaskyňa cave is the only one accessible to public in the Tatras and situated in the slope of the Belianske Tatry Mts. above the commune Tatranská Kotlina. It is among the first caves Europe in which electric light was installed. Bojnická hradná jaskyňa cave The visit to the Bojnice Castle includes that of a natural cave located in the tufaceous accumulation on which the castle is built. The diameter of the cave is 22 m and its height is 6 m. It is located 26-m...

One of the most beautiful countries in the world escaped many eyes for a long time but Slovakia’s tourism industry got a much-needed boost when its second largest city, Košice was awarded the title of this year’s European Capital of Culture but, again, it has been overshadowed by the joint titleholder, Marseilles. So, make a point and visit this small mesmerizing landlocked country: Here are the five reasons why it’s actually great. 1. Košice As well as having the honor of being named European Capital of Culture, Košice is home to the easternmost Gothic cathedral in Europe, St. Elizabeth’s, and a beautifully well-preserved town square crowded with historic buildings. Impressive architecture – from Renaissance to Baroque and Art Nouveau styles – and terraced cafés fill the streets of the town center, making it an ideal city to enjoy a leisurely stroll through. Deserving of its Cultural Capital title, Košice has a lively arts and entertainment scene. Several new ...

Follow your heart and travel to the city of Presov in Slovakia and it will find a place in your heart, for beauty of the city and above all the people and their cultural practices. Presov is designated as the metropolis of the Saris region and third largest city in Slovakia, home to beyond 100,000 populations. Walk through the city centre, the old avenues, city squares, parks and the neighborhood breathing the fragrance of rich history of the city. While your stroll to take a romantic city drive enjoying the friendly weather sip on the hot mead from the Christmas market or drink their all time special mulled wine. Taking the city tour, you will experience one age to another time to time. Below will be a trailer of that journey in the city of Presov you would love to take. Roman Catholic Church of St. Nicholas Towers This is the largest building of Presov located in the weirdest part of peculiar polygon. This building is measured to be 55 meters long and abou...