Slovakia, a country in Central Europe, captivates with its breathtaking natural landscape. The High Tatras, a part of the Carpathian Mountains, offer spectacular mountain scenery, hiking trails and winter sports opportunities.
The capital Bratislava enchants with its historic old town centre, magnificent castles and lively cultural events.
Slovakia is rich in castles and chateaux perched on hills and in picturesque valleys. Some, such as Spiš Castle, are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Slovak cuisine delights with hearty dishes such as bryndzové halušky (potato dumplings with sheep’s cheese) and delicious pastries.
The country is also known for its numerous thermal springs and spas that offer rest and relaxation.
An undiscovered gem of Europe, Slovakia is a paradise for nature lovers, adventurers, and cultural travelers alike.
Similar to Vienna , Bratislava is also known for its coffee house culture. In addition, the city impresses with its many romantic corners, street artists and the historic center. The capital of Slovakia has been shaped by many cultures over time. First the Celts, Romans and Germanic tribes, later the Germans, Hungarians and of course the Slovaks. During the reign of...
Slovakia, one of the two states that emerged from the former Czechoslovakia, is not yet one of the holiday destinations with mass tourism. However, the country’s capital, Bratislava, with its beautiful medieval old town, has now established itself as an extremely popular destination for city trips . Slovakia, with its extensive forests and partly untouched...