Museum of the Slovak Village recreates a nineteenth-century town at this rural site, 2km south of focal Martin. It's the nation's biggest skanzen outside town historical center, with reliably reestablished worker residences, storage facilities, places of worship and a krama
The Castle of Sklabina towers on the edge of the bowl Turianska kotlina and the mountains Venká Fatra. It was first said in 1242. After 1320, the Sklabina Castle turned into the seat of the province organization of Turiec. In 1630,
In 1990, the SNG obtained the working of Esterházy Palace in Bratislava. It is an adjoining multi-storied working in neo-Renaissance style, worked amid the 1970s by engineer J. Feigler, Jr. It highlights common neo-Renaissance components, implying the Italian High Renaissance and
A very well known to locals and visitors the Hviezdoslavovo námestie and is suited in Bratislava. It is situated in the Old Town, between the New Bridge and the Slovak National Theater. The square is named after Pavol Országh Hviezdoslav.
The Maximilian Fountain or Roland Fountain was worked in 1572 in the Austrian stone workshop of Andreas Lutringer, with a money-related commitment from Hungary's King Maximilian II. In any case, it is otherwise called Roland's Fountain. It comprises of a
The Snowland – Valcianska dolina ski territory is situated at the base of the Lúcanska part of the Mala Fatra Mountains in the Turiec district. The ski region is just 14 km from the city of Martin. The territory is
The Urban Tower in Kosice, Slovakia is initially a Gothic kaleidoscopic campanile with a pyramidal rooftop. It was raised in the fourteenth century. A congregation chime introduced in the pinnacle has been committed to Saint Urban, the benefactor of vine-dressers.
The Cathedral of St Elisabeth is a Gothic cathedral in Kosice. It is Slovakia's biggest church and one of the easternmost Gothic houses of prayer in Europe. The record of the presence of Kassa, dating from 1230, is associated with
The SCK Museum or also known by the name of Slovak Red Cross Museum is a specific exhibition hall of the Slovak Red Cross with an across the country scope. The historical center works under the specialist of the Supreme
Bratislava ZOO in a lovely view of Mlynska valley encompassed by deciduous woodland, knolls and streams, suits 700 warm blooded creatures, 200 fowls and 40 reptiles. It lies on 96 hectares - in the event that people need to see everything
A very well known among locals and visitors the Wooden churches of the Slovak Carpathians is a part of Carpathian Mountain Area recorded on the World Heritage List comprise of two Roman Catholic, three Protestant and three Greek Orthodox holy
The Saint Michael Chapel is a Gothic style house of chapel in Kosice, Slovakia. It was most likely raised in the main portion of the fourteenth century. It was worked as a burial ground house of prayer inside the town
Remarkable as far as vegetation an exceptionally fascinating area is the National Nature Reserve Devínska Kobyla. It is arranged in the southernmost piece of the Little Carpathians on a region of 101 hectares between Devínska Nová Vá, Dúbravka and Devín
The science fiction styling of 'UFO Bridge' came at a substantial cost for Bratislava. Straddling the Danube in the city of Bratislava, Most SNP is intended to respect a wild time in Slovakian history, yet is better known for the
Devín Castle remaining on an enormous shake slope over the intersection of the Danube and Morava is a bizarrely great historic point. It is a piece of the most established history of Slovakia. Its ground design is exceptionally unpredictable. Today
Authoritatively known as the Church of St Elizabeth of Hungary, however ordinarily alluded to just as 'the Blue Church' for evident reasons, this is Bratislava's most engaging workmanship nouveau building. Its style, now and again known as Hungarian Secession, is
The lavish Mirbach Palace was worked in 1768-1770 by Bratislava brewer Michael Spech. Its last private proprietor, Emil Mirbach, left the castle to the city with the desire that it be utilized to house the City Gallery. This desire was conceded
The Winter Park Martinky ski resort is arranged in the Malá Fatra Mountains, in the Turiec district, simply over the town of Martin. The inclines are for the most part simple to medium troublesome. Skiers and snowboarders are conveyed by
The Bratislava castle, on a slope over the old town, overwhelms the city of Bratislava. It includes in the primarily composed reference to the city, which shows up in the Annals of Salzburg of 907, in a relationship with a
The Slovak National Gallery is arranged in two chronicled structures along the Danube waterway, in the Water Barracks and in the Esterhazy Palace. It offers wide choice principally from the Slovak craftsmanship containing all orders. The entire accumulation of Slovak