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Slovak National Uprising monument
GentleSpirit Says: A small monument honoring the Slovak National Uprising at the end of World War II.The 1944 Uprising, led by the Slovak Resistance, overthrew the collaborationist government of J. Tiso. The Nazis responded with massive force and defeated the uprising, but in spring 1945 the...
Gillybob Says: A quick overnight stay whilst on our post-EuroMeet road trip in June 2010.
hauzman Says: Very exclusive,exactly in centre of city Pool
wojsyl Says: A decent B&B pension in a good location. Got a little noisy in the morning but later this turned out to be due to a newspapers seller in the street :-) Would stay again. Convenient location
Hotel Grand: Three stars... plus !
Alain-d Says: I stayed over there in 2004. It had a... very "communist era" feel (just like hotels I've stayed at in Estonia and Latvia) : big empty room, not cute by any means but functional (even though my then-GF complained about the too-spare nonetheless big bathroom).However, it got...
KiNyA Says: We were all starving so we *needed* to find a good place to have a meal. And we found it. Actually I forgot the name & address of the restaurant, I have to look up in my diary, just that at the moment I have no idea where it is. But! We got our 1st beer here!
Erotic Club: Erotic Club Wild Angels
Lybross Says: Try also very familiar Erotic Club Wild Angels its also Brothel in Žilina with nicefully girls which understand you in many languages and serve you Topless..Check it here: via mobile : http://m.wix.com/nymfa9/nymfaDescription, directions & many others With "witch" gallery is...
Kingston Bar: Best cocktails in town !
Alain-d Says: This simply is the best place there is in Zilina should you wish to indulge in some good cocktail drinking in a nice "trendy" (but not too much) setting.Was recommended by many people here (Slovak, of course, but also... Japanese ! :), boy were they right !As an added bonus,...
GentleSpirit Says: The railway station in zilina is a pretty run down looking edifice that desperately needs an upgrade. If you are hauling luggage there are no escalators or elevators. There is a flat sort of rail that makes it at least a slight bit easier. Be mindful of your thing, a lot of...
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GentleSpirit Says: Outside of Zilina, along the roadside you will find small farmer's stalls selling a variety of cheeses. This region has a strong shepherding tradition and the sheep's cheeses are very good. Sheeps cheeses. The one i bought was a bit sharp but very tasty various prices, as...
Juraj Jánošík- Slovak Robin Hood folk tale
GentleSpirit Says: Many cultures have folk heroes that serve as a symbol of resistance to oppression, forces for social justice. The tale of Robin Hood is one know to us. Slovakia has its own version of the tale...Juraj Jánošík. Jánošík was a real life person (1688-1713) who supposedly robbed...
fovea's Off The Beaten Path Tip
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Ameripean Says: Zilina is quaint little town--very nice in the short time I was there. As you can imagine, good luck finding English speakers. You'll be lucky if you get a hello. Thus, know some key slovakian words and have some money already exchanged just in case. This should probably...
KiNyA Says: I have been to some places around Europe before but have never seen anything like that. Zilina's architecture was unique! Actually later on I figured out all the Slovakian cities & towns have the same centres - just like this one here.
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Nice little town in Slovakia countryside - Zilina is a pleasant little town in the middle of nowhere (before getting transferred here, I used to be living in Paris, please bear with me). Its main "feature" is that the aforementioned "nowhere"...
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Q: im travelling to Zilina from Wroclaw and I was wondering what is the name of the train station in Zilina?
A: its name is Zilina (it reads like zhilina). Officially: zeleznicna stanica Zilina (ŽELEZNIČNÁ STANICA ŽILINA - if this web site can reads the letters, hmmm).
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Zilina is one of the largest cities in Slovakia and a main transport hub to the rest of Slovakia as well as Poland and the neighboring Czech Republic. Historically it had an important location in...
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Nice little town in Slovakia countryside
Zilina is a pleasant little town in the middle of nowhere (before getting transferred here, I used to be living in Paris, please bear with me). Its main "feature" is that the aforementioned "nowhere"...
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We've visited Zilina in 2001. It is quite close to Polish border, so it's convenient even for a short visit. I found it to be a sympathetic, quiet town. We've had some problems finding a place to...
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Zilina is nice town and specialy for me. I love this town. Maybe it is now very nice town but I like it. This is my birthplace and my home...
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