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hrad Devín/Devín Castle Bratislava
20 Reviews Devin castle is a wonderful day (or half-day) trip from bratislava.. it's just over 120 kilometres far, which means about 20 minutes by car/bus or 90 minutes by boat (but only 30 minutes back). The...
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Slavín/Slavín Monument Bratislava
16 Reviews The Slavin War Memorial is surrounded by many gravestones of fallen Soviet soldiers, who died during the liberation battle against the Nazis in WWII. Some of the gravestones are adorned with black...
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Boèné ulièky/Off the beaten streets Bratislava
16 Reviews At Rudnayovo namestie between Panska street and St. Martin's Cathedral are two buildings in decay. It looks like they might be demolished in the near future. Nevertheless, some artists have painted...
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Zámky a mestá v okolí/Nearby Chateaus and towns Bratislava
6 Reviews go to the SAD bus station, find a bus to Trnava, and pay the driver the 50 or 60 crowns to get there. Takes about an hour to get there, Once you get off the bus. Look to the North West and there will...
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Èuòovo/ Cunovo Bratislava
2 Reviews A modern art museum built on a dam in the Danube. Sounds odd? It is. However, it is great fun and a easy way to get out of Bratislava for some time. Use public transport: take bus no. 91 (Bratislava...
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Sad Janka Krá¾a/The Garden of J. Kral Bratislava
2 Reviews To cross the river and take a walk in Sad Janka Krala is a nice off the beaten paths :) activity. It used to be here the small funfair where I rode a centrifuge first time. This bank of the river...
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I can´t remember the name of each old wooden churchI saw in Slovakia, but I can tell you all are wonderful. No one is similar to the other, all withhis own charm, with his own windows and doors.I think it´s one of my best experiences in Slovakia.Try to spend more than one day in this lovely place!!
If you can get a car, just drive. Or...rent a bike if you are in good shape and take to the road. There are stupendous views just waiting to be discovered.The photos accompanying this tip was taken from a meadow, just off a road in Central Slovakia. The movie Dragonheart (I am a sucker for anything with Sean Connery...and Slovakia as location footage and I am going to love the movie no matter how corny) inspires me to make-up this bit of folklore about the hills in Slovakia...Once upon a time, there were dragons all over the world. Because they were so ferocious looking and because they ate meat, humans feared them. And when humans fear, they kill. The dragon numbers dwindled.The remaining dragons went to Slovakia. They crawled under the velvet green carpet in the central and eastern parts of the country and went to sleep. And they still sleep, waiting for the day when humans learn to...
All of Slovakia is still fairly off the beaten path. There are tourists (at least in the area where I've been), but in reasonable numbers. Even Bratislava is far less touristy than Prague or Budapest. I hope it stays that way, I'd hate to see this magical country spoiled by too many American tourists. So keep it a secret ;)
Pack and walk, climb, suffer from hunger and thirst but try to reach the sumit....Do you remember the feeling of hearing that water, knowing it will be icy and refreshing, it is just what you crave, need...and it seems so ver far away and as if your tired feet aren't taking you closer with each step, left, right, left, right,.......up and up....Nature is so overwhelmingly great in Slovakia that you will want to leave again the very moment you arrive home and haven't yet unpacked, let alone rested your poor feet.
A castle is overlooking the town and one could climb up the tower to admire the view. A small historical exhibition possible to visit.
A very enjoyable time can be had walking amongst Slovakia's beautiful Mountains and forests
A UNESCO world heritage site: An idyllic living village in the Fatra region with nice traditional wooden houses and ca. 30 families living there. Unique place, a must-see.
Wandering the streets off Hlvna on a bright day might be a good thing to do if you want to catch the light and the shadows playing on the buildings.
Nothing unconventional about slipping down one of the streets off Hlavna ulica in Kosice,but there are some nice ones to explore.
Marrol's Hotel Bratislava Bratislava
4 Reviews and 271 Opinions This is definitely a luxury hotel experience for much less than a luxury hotel price. At check in we...
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Bristol Hotel Kosice
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Grandhotel Stary Smokovec Vysoke Tatry
2 Reviews and 24 Opinions A luxurious hotel right in one of the small towns under the peaks of Vysoke Tatry. The forest...
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