TRAVEL TO SLOVAKIA

By Train My trip was taking me from Prague down to Budapest and then back again. On the way south, I opted to go via Vienna. On the way back north, I thought I’d stretch my legs in Bratislava. When I looked at going direct to Prague, the discount fair was reasonable By Bus Cheapest oneway ticket (bus): Slovak Lines first bus leaving from Suedtirolerplatz (get there with S1, S9, U1, tram O and 18) at 8 arriving via Vienna airport at 9.45, last bus at 19.25 arriving at 21, €7.70 (student 6.90): Blaguss Slovakia to Vienna Erdbergerstrasse (get there with U3) via Vienna Airport, Bratislava Nový Most and Petržalka Einsteinova, € 10, last bus from Airport 22.45, first bus from Erdberg 6.30 arriving 7.45 at the airport: Cheapest retur nticket (train, this price only from Bratislava): by citybus 61 to Bratislava Hl. then by train to Vienna Ostbahnhof (S1, S9, tram O, D and 18) last train leaving 22.41 arriving 23.37; total cost €12. MHD/Public Transport The easies...

Kosice is the medieval jewel of Slovakia offers mouthwatering Slovak specialties with broadest dining options to tickle your taste buds. While you please your eyes with the quaint scenic view of the Koscie surroundings, with the rich art, architectures, and some of the loveliest theatres. The vast oval shaped námestie or the central square and the biggest and ancient historical monuments you will look for some resting venues on the mellow evenings, tiring afternoon walks or to simply please your hunger pans. Check out the top seven restaurants that you will come across when you are at the most prominent Slovak city. Villa Regia Let your tongue touch the succulent steaks; bite the soft and boney seafood on the non-veg platter. And if you are looking for some fresh yet delectable healthy diet then treat with green salads. While you relish the delicious taste of diverse cuisines absorb the artistic vibrancy of the rustic quaint ambience. Take a view at the vaulted ...

Nitra is of the part of dominant and oldest Slovak town also called the castle of Nitra. It was built back in the 11 th century on the site of a bulky Slav fort, which was the site of Nitra Princedom and the Great Moravian rulers, however at the present day it is the seat of the Bishopric of Nitra. Nitra has not drawn too many tourists earlier probably because of the continuous sacking from thousand years back and even in the recent past during the World War II. But Nitra has its own charm to please the wanderers. Experience multiple times unfolding in the ruins of Romanesque Church of St Emeram The core of the castle of Nitra is the cathedral holding a Bishop residence. While you step inside walk into the oldest part of the Cathedral, the Romanesque Church of St Emeram dated back from the early 11 th and 12 th century. This was however rebuilt in the mid 13 th century to be destroyed by the Matus Caks soldiers which was architected into a new Gothic Church in t...

When we say High Tatras, we mean majestic peaks touching to the sky, dark turquoise mountain lakes of glacier origin, waterfalls, unique plants, rare animals like chamois (mountain goat) or marmot, exceptionally clean air and environment great for healing respiratory conditions. They differ in their geological composition and location. The inhabitants of the High Tatras live in the settlements situated along the “Road of Freedom”, which joins Western, High and Belianske Tatras together. With the end of bone breaking chilly winters and mark of the bright summers, bikers, hikers and several other outdoorsy flocks to the northern borders of Slovakia looking for some exciting trails that is destined at the High Tartars and even at the Eastern European terrains. Beyond the highway of Malopolska , and the soaring mountains, they ride across south borders in the background; overcoming the thrilling meandering E- roads, leave behind the weathered and wrinkled cliff...

Travelling around a place and not being acquainted to its cultures makes your trip half-finished. So, when you are in Slovakia, introduce yourself to the rich culture and heritage of this country. Each Slovak town holds its own charm and theatres are regarded as one of the most important conserver of their heritage. In almost every town, you will find one or more theatres or operas where you can watch their art-works like drama or ballet and listen to music concerts. So, if you are fond of watching the live performances of famous singers and thespians, visit the following Slovak theatres and know more about the cultures of Slovakia. Slovak National Theatre: The Slovak National Theatre, one of the most important pillars of Slovak culture, deserves a stopover while you are touring in Bratislava. Being established in 1920, this theatre is successfully carrying the heritage of Slovakia and handing it over from one generation to another. In the past eras, Beethoven, M...

Do you have a fetish for golf? Even if you do not, what’s wrong in trying your hand at this for the first time? The beautiful golf resorts in Slovakia will certainly help you break through your inhibitions and strike a shot with all your mirth. The vast golf courses in the Slovak towns are not merely lying for expert players; it also welcomes those who are interested in spending some time under the unending sky above the head and a lush green ground beneath the feet. So, have you made up your mind to pack up your golf kit along with all your belongings and move forward to Slovakia? Have a look at their best golf resorts beforehand and stay prepared! Bratislava Golf and Country Club: The capital city of Slovakia, Bratislava unfolds its mystery in many layers, the sweeping golf courses being one of them. Drive 6 km from Bratislava and you will hit the golf and country club located exactly at Bernolákovo. The beautiful golf park is surrounded with old trees and a bu...

When you travel, you expect a lot of fun and excitement to enrich your journey that will make it more memorable isn’t it? But only visiting the attractive sights and eating delicious and authentic food of exotic cuisine do not satiate your dreams as a traveller, right? However, the moment you enter Slovakia, it opens the door to an exhilarating voyage that includes not only the trips to the famous tourist destinations but also some engagement in sporty activities. In a nutshell, Slovakia can really invoke the enthusiastic athlete hiding inside you by offering the opportunity to participate in ample sport activities along the snowy mountainous trails and vast landscapes. Now, just have a look at what outdoor activities you can enjoy when you are in Slovakia! Go Fishing On The River Banks: Do you love fish? Whatever your answer may be, yes or no, it has absolutely nothing to do with fishing. Whether you love fish or not, you will absolutely fall for the fishing in ...