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In Slovakia, must-see attractions include Bratislava Castle, the old town of Bratislava with its cobblestone streets and colorful buildings, as well as the High Tatras mountains for hiking and winter sports enthusiasts. Also, don't miss the Dobšinská Ice Cave and the traditional village of Čičmany, famous for its painted houses.
The best time to visit Slovakia depends on your preferences. For a tailor-made journey focused on hiking and outdoor activities, summer and early autumn are ideal. The months of June to September offer pleasant temperatures and lush landscapes. Winter is perfect for snow sports, with well-equipped ski resorts in the High Tatras.
In Slovakia, activities abound. Nature lovers can explore numerous national parks, such as the High Tatras National Park, or go rafting on the Dunajec River. History enthusiasts will enjoy visiting the many medieval castles, while culture lovers can discover local traditions and folkloric festivals. Winter sports, hiking, and visits to traditional villages are also very popular.
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Browse the directoryBrowse the directoryGetting around Slovakia is relatively easy thanks to a well-developed public transport network. Buses and trains serve the main cities and tourist attractions. For a tailor-made journey, renting a car is an excellent option to explore more remote regions.
Slovak cuisine is rich and varied. Typical dishes include Bryndzové Halušky, gnocchi with sheep cheese and bacon, and Kapustnica, a fermented cabbage soup with sausages. Zivánska is a traditional fish dish, often served during festivals.
Slovakia hosts numerous cultural events throughout the year. The Východná Folklore Festival, the Bratislava Jazz Festival, and the Pohoda International Music Festival are among the most famous. These events provide a great opportunity to discover the country's cultural richness.
The High Tatras are the most popular ski destination in Slovakia. Ski resorts like Štrbské Pleso and Tatranská Lomnica offer slopes for all levels, modern facilities, and breathtaking landscapes.
Slovakia offers numerous hiking trails for all levels. The High Tatras National Park is a paradise for hikers, with well-marked trails and spectacular panoramic views. The Malá Fatra National Park and the Slovak Paradise National Park are also popular hiking destinations.