TOP 10 in Slovakia

If you want to say that you've truly experienced Slovakia, you should visit at least three of the following destinations - form vibrant cities and unique natural landscapes to spa resorts and UNESCO-listed landmarks that have stood the test of time.

Bratislava

The capital city on the Danube and the coronation city of Hungarian kings, including Maria Theresa, is located close to several other European capitals.

The Tatras and Liptov

Enjoy world-class skiing in modern winter resorts. In summer, alpine hiking offers the chance to encounter wild chamois.

Košice

The second-largest city in Slovakia has a distinctive atmosphere. A prominent landmark of the picturesque city centre is St. Elisabeth Cathedral - the easternmost Gothic cathedral in Europe and the biggest church in Slovakia.

Banská Štiavnica

The historic mining town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its beautifully preserved town center and unique technical heritage.

Spiš Castle

On your way to eastern Slovakia, you will pass the impressive ruins of Spiš Castle, which is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Slovak Paradise

Slovak Paradise National Park fully lives up to its name.  Its dense forests will make you feel as if you are on another planet.

Bardejov

This town in the Šariš region boasts a well-preserved rectangular square listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Wooden churches in the Slovak part of Carpathians

Many of these churches were built without a single nail, and their interiors are truly breathtaking.

Caves of the Slovak Crast

In addition to natural and cultural attractions above ground, Slovakia also offers remarkable treasures hidden beneath the surface.

Health Spa Piešťany

The editors of Lonely Planet know exactly why they included it among the TOP 20 spas in Europe.