Let’s travel adventure and enjoy the thrill together, and dive into the beauty of Slovakia. Here is the list of places:
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Bratislava – The Charming Capital
The capital of Slovakia is Bratislava, which is located together with the Danube River in Central Europe. Bratislava is popularly known for colourful streets, historic statues, cultural Slovak cuisine, an alluring riverside and famous castles and towns which are perfect viewpoints for the eye and heart.
The city is suitable for people who want to chill and forget their problems. If you want to discover old things, such as Staré Mesto, local cafés, streets and historical places. It also has beautiful places like St. Martin’s Cathedral, Michael’s Gate, art galleries, local markets and the Blue Church.
And the fun fact of this city is that you will find yourself immersed in the beauty of its streetlights, lively performances, bars and pubs. This place can be your ideal destination for a romantic and chilly date. You will enjoy every second here.
High Tatras – Mountain Paradise
The High Tatras are a mountain range that is found in northern Slovakia, which is a part of the Carpathian Mountains. They lie between Slovakia and Poland. It is also the highest mountain in the country.
The icons of these mountains are their creative alpine peaks, refreshing air, dense forestland, and clear glacial lakes. It is also popular for skiing, nature traveling and hiking.
And if you are just a visitor who wants to try something crazy and beautiful, then trust me, this place is all you need. Here you should not miss the Štrbské Pleso, Popradské Pleso, and Tatra Lomnica. The waterfalls, cable car rides, hiking trails, photography and wildlife are something that allure you to get involved and try for once in a lifetime.
This place is a lot of fun, and you can take pleasure in it. The High Tatras are a perfect combination for people who are seeking peace and adventure at the same time. The ideal activity for peace can be seeing mountain lakes and, for adventures, skiing, snowboarding and cable car rides. You should not miss these parts of the High Tatras for exciting things.
Košice – Cultural and Historic City
Košice is situated in the eastern part of the country, which is one of the largest cities in Slovakia. This city has a beautiful culture, historical places, and is the economic centre of the region. This is the largest Gothic cathedral in Slovakia.
It is well known for its maintained historic centre, fully rooted in cultural life and St. Elisabeth Cathedral, which is the Gothic cathedral in Slovakia. It is full of art festivals, museums and street atmosphere. Visitors can experience Hlavná Street, historic buildings, cosy cafés, shops and the heart of the city.
The central attractions of the city are the Urban Tower, St. Elisabeth Cathedral, the State Theater and many more galleries and museums. And the Spot is full of fun because of the scenic culture, street performances, seasonal festivals and cosy cafés.
Banská Štiavnica – The Undiscovered History
Banská Štiavnica is a historical town that is surrounded by scenic hills and volcanic landscapes and situated in central Slovakia along with the Štiavnica Mountains. The amazing part of the Banská Štiavnica is its well-maintained architecture and mining history.
Also popular for being a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This town is popular for gold and silver mining. If you are a traveller and want to experience Banská Štiavnica, then here is the list you should go to:
- Historic town square and streets
- Cafés, artistic shops, and culture
- Old castle and new castle
- Mining museums.
And the pleasing part is, this place has a romantic vibe as well as historical attractions. You can take a stroll around the streets and adore architecture, capture moments of the town, learn something more about mining museums, chill in cosy cafés, attend cultural events and festivals. And also, the mesmerising morning walk and hiking.
Orava Castle – Fairy-Tale Fortress
Orava Castle is found in the northern part of Slovakia and is nestled on a rocky cliff above the river. This place is famous for the most stunning and well-maintained castle in the whole of Central Europe.
You will definitely be immersed in the beauty of the hilltop location, which is also an iconic landmark. You must explore the museum exhibits, castle countryside and scenic views that look like fairy land. You can enjoy live events, ancient halls, learn about medieval life and also the soothing environment.
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FAQs
When can I visit Slovakia?
If you want to enjoy the weather and outdoor activities, then you should visit Slovakia from May to September, and if you are looking for the perfect skiing season, then Winter (December to February) will suit you perfectly.
Is Slovakia safe for tourists?
Yes, Slovakia is one of the safe countries for travelers and cities and towns are well-maintained. But still be careful where you belong and avoid strolling around an abandoned building just in case.
Which are the places that are good to start with in Slovakia?
Bratislava, Košice, the High Tatras, and historic castles could be the best starting point for you.
Can I speak English in Slovakia?
Well, the official language is Slovak, but if you are a tourist, then English can also be acceptable to city people, so you should rest assured.
What currency is used in Slovakia?
Slovakia uses the Euro (€). Also, cafés, hotels and restaurants accept credit and debit cards in cities.
Is Slovakia one of the most expensive countries for travellers?
Slovakia is moderately priced compared to Western Europe, but Bratislava might be expensive for travellers. You can enjoy local markets, shops, etc.