Tourist tips — Slovakia

Tekov

A unique dendrological park with giant sequoias and an Asian collection of trees invites a full-day walk.

Orava

The highest peak of the Orava Beskids attracts tourists with breathtaking views and rich nature. The Queen of the Beskids and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Kremnické vrchy

An ancient beech-fir forest with a trip into the wilderness, where trees remember centuries. Discover a unique nature reserve in the heart of the Kremnické vrchy mountains.

Západné Tatry

The highest peak of the Roháče range in the Western Tatras offers breathtaking views and challenging hiking trails.

Západné Tatry

Majestic peak of the Western Tatras with beautiful views of Liptov and surrounding summits.

Šariš

Famous spa town with healing springs and a charming colonnade, ideal for relaxation and exploration.

Vysoké Tatry

Picturesque glacial lake in the heart of the High Tatras, surrounded by impressive peaks and wild nature. An ideal destination for an easy mountain hike.

Záhorie

The most significant Marian pilgrimage site in Slovakia, known for the miraculous statue of the Virgin Mary, attracting pilgrims from all over the world.

Belianske Tatry

Belianská jeskyně is the only cave open to the public in the Tatras, famous for its dripstone decoration and underground lakes.

Liptov

Thermal water park open all year round, with healing water, water slides, and beautiful mountain scenery of Liptov.

Veľká Fatra

Picturesque valley in the Veľká Fatra with rich history, limestone rocks, and the possibility of climbing to Blatnický hrad.

Veľká Fatra

Picturesque castle ruin on a limestone cliff in the Veľká Fatra mountain range with stunning views of the Turčianska kotlina basin.

Horná Nitra

The most visited Slovak chateau with romantic architecture, enchanting interiors and a famous zoo at the foot of the Strážovské vrchy mountains.

Bratislava

Dominant of Bratislava with rich history, offering beautiful views of the Danube and surroundings.

Podunajsko

Burda Nature Reserve in Podunajsko offers unique steppe vegetation, rare butterfly species, and breathtaking views of the Danube and Esztergom.

Horehronie

Explore the underground kingdom of the Low Tatras with rich stalactite decoration and underground lakes. Ideal trip for families and experienced cavers.

Považie

Extensive ruins of a Gothic castle shrouded in legends about the bloodthirsty Countess Elizabeth Báthory, towering above the village of Čachtice in the Považský Inovec mountain range.

Nízke Tatry

A mountain saddle in the heart of the Low Tatras, popular starting point for hiking and skiing. Offers breathtaking views and access to the highest peaks of the range.

Pieniny

A former Carthusian monastery from the 14th century in the heart of the Pieniny Mountains offers a unique museum and a starting point for rafting trips on the Dunajec River.

Vysoké Tatry

Iconic mountain hut on the shore of Zelené pleso – ideal base for hikes in the High Tatras with stunning views of the surrounding peaks.

Malá Fatra

One of the most sought-after peaks of Malá Fatra with beautiful views and unique nature.

Nízke Tatry

The second highest peak of the Low Tatras, popular year-round – a ski paradise in winter, and in summer offering tourist views of the ridges and the Kamenná chata lookout.

Strážovské vrchy

The picturesque village of Čičmany is famous for its unique painted wooden houses, which create a unique atmosphere of Slovak folklore.

Horehronie

A historic narrow-gauge forest railway in the heart of the Slovak Ore Mountains offers nostalgic rides through picturesque countryside.