Slovakia trip planner

Take a walk through the old town center and soak in its medieval atmosphere, nicely accentuated by the diverse architecture.

Visit this interactive museum, learn about regional mining history, and descend into the belly of a lucrative medieval silver mine.

Get a glimpse of history in this ancient center, strewn with rich architectural gems, cultural monuments, and quaint alleyways.

Wander through the ancient streets, soaking in a unique ambiance retained through the centuries.

Boasting amazing views, this hilltop castle houses the Slovak National Museum, as well as historical and archaeological exhibits.

Elegant and austere, this 15C Gothic basilica is a former Hungarian coronation site, boasting several remarkable decorative elements.

A lovely Hungarian Art Nouveau church erected in 1908, famous for its trademark blue and white facade and interior.

Set on the confluence of two rivers, one of Slovakia's oldest castles affords spectacular views from its picturesque Maiden Tower.

Venture into the city center and pass the day admiring its many Baroque palaces, historic landmarks, and lofty churches.

A gem of Bratislava's Old Town, this Neoclassical palace is a historic monument with many aesthetically pleasing elements.

Set within two architecturally different adjacent buildings, this gallery holds the country's best collection of Slovakian art.

Recognized as Slovakia's largest church, this stunning cathedral boasts countless marvelous architectural and decorative features.

Traipse through the charming pedestrian center, exploring Kosice's stunning palaces, quaint boutiques, and lovely cafes.

Discover Levoca's historic center, practically unspoiled since its establishment during the 13C, and admire its lovely buildings.

Home to the world's tallest wooden altarpiece, this fantastic 14C church boasts a wealth of breathtaking adornment.

Discover a charming unspoiled center, whose historic buildings cluster into quaint streets and produce a fine medieval atmosphere.

An 11C castle, comprised of several architecturally interesting buildings, including a cathedral, a palace, and a tower.

Stroll through quaint small town streets, soaking in the local ambiance and enjoying the exceptionally clear mountain air.

Wander through the lively historic center, discovering quaint little shops, or rest with a cup of coffee in one of the cafes.

Take a tour of this imposing castle, dating as far back as the 9C, and visit its lovely historical and archaeological exhibits.

Stroll through the lovely ancient streets, and be sure to visit one of the many beautiful churches dotting the city.

Preserving the traditional architectural style of central European peasantry, this picturesque village is great for a day-trip.

The oldest part of the city, these medieval fortifications feature several historic monuments and house a fine collection of art.

A richly decorated Baroque church dating to the 13C, home to a splendid 9m Gothic altarpiece carved by a famous sculptor.

Marked by the King Matej's emblem, this five-storied 15C building houses rich historical exhibits of the Central Slovakia Museum.

Dating to the 16C, this lovely cathedral boasts twin-towers crowned with picturesque balustrades, and wonderful ornate interior.

A historical museum set in an architecturally eccentric building, tracing the political atmosphere in Slovakia during the Nazi rule.

A notable 15C house with beautiful Renaissance elements, it features selections of historic, archaeological, and medieval relics.

An over 2500m-long limestone cave carved out by the underground Bystra River, which features remarkable stone formations.

One of Europe's oldest caves known today, this ice cave has a tourist trail of 850m through sinister corridors and ice formations.

Dating to the 13C and fortified over the centuries, this castle hosts several splendid exhibits of history and craftsmanship.

Hike up the hill to the distinctive structure of the New Castle, and you'll be rewarded with superb panorama of the entire town.

A 15C church boasting a beautiful star-shaped vaulted ceiling, and a crypt that is the final resting place of local dignitaries.

A 14C building, once central to town's political as well as cultural lives, and famous for the odd clock with swapped hands.

Containing 25 ecclesiastical buildings, this open-air complex retains cultural significance and is rich with ornamental elements.

Dating to the 14C, this marvelous cathedral boasts 11 different 15C-16C wing altars preserved in their almost original locales.

Tracing the multicultural ambiance of the Upper Saris Region, this museum holds exquisite historical exhibits in 34 distinct sites.

Slovakia's best-preserved fortifications system dates to the 14C and contains barbicans, a few bastions, and parts of the city wall.

Dating to the 15C with later renovations, this Gothic monastery boasts lofty vaulted ceilings, as well as lovely 19C altars.

Spoil yourself and relax in these thermal baths, founded upon springs whose medicinal qualities have been known since the 13C.

Slovakia's oldest Town Hall holds the city's oldest museum, and offers excellent bird's-eye view of the city from its 14C tower.

One of the city's oldest buildings, this 14C city gate features a 51m-tall spired tower and the Museum of Weapons and Fortification.

Admire the marvelous exterior and the lush English garden of this 17C Renaissance palace, the current seat of Slovakian government.

The presidential residence is an 18C Rococo palace, periodically open to public and famous for its adjacent French gardens.

Tour the remnants of a 17C Jewish cemetery, comprised of 22 graves and the tomb of Chatam Sofer, a prominent 19C rabbi.

Consecrated in the 13C, this church is the oldest ecclesiastical building in Bratislava and features striking ornamental elements.

Dedicated to the 1944 uprising against the Nazi rule, this steel cable-stayed bridge is crowned by a famed flying saucer restaurant.

An outstanding example of civil engineering, this 2005 bridge arches over the Danube and affords great views of the riverside city.

Boasts hiking trails and home to many fun activities, this forest park is a superb recreational area for the whole family.

One of Europe's oldest city parks is noted for its wealth of local trees, fine Baroque paths, and quaint architectural elements.