Nature and the countryside - Slovakia.travel
Discover Slovak nature. Nine national parks. Majestic peaks, deep valleys and mysterious gorges. Large forests which are full of life. The Carpathians, the home of wolves, bears, lynx and chamois. The largest karst area in Central Europe with more than 6,200 caves and chasms.
Things to see and do - Slovakia.travel
You’ll instantly fall in love with Slovakia’s nature. Discover its beautiful and extraordinary landscapes. It’s not just the Tatras – the world’s smallest high mountain range – Central Europe’s largest karst region, or virgin forests.
Sheepfolds, farms and ranches of the Slovak countryside
Get closer to rural heritage in the Slovak countryside. What about to pluck a juicy apple from a tree, or taste fresh milk right there in a shepherd's dwelling? Wake up at sunrise, stroll barefoot through the grass, saddle a horse, listen to birdsong, and make tea with fresh herbs...
National parks - Slovakia.travel
You can also experience beautiful countryside views from the ridges of the Low Tatras, Malá and Veľká Fatra. If you want to enjoy waterfalls, gorges and rock formations then visit Slovak Paradise, Pieniny, or Strážovské Hills.
Farms and ranches - Slovakia.travel
Get closer to rural heritage in the Slovak countryside. Close to activities which were taken from us by the civilisation of a city. Pluck a juicy apple from a tree, taste fresh milk right there in a shepherd’s dwelling.
Caves - Slovakia.travel
Few countries are blessed with such a large volume of diverse underground karst formations as Slovakia. There are over 7 500 known caves, twenty of which can be visited. They include the most significant and most precious, the UNESCO listed caves of the Slovenský kras (Slovak Karst) and Dobšinská ľadová jaskyňa (Dobšina Ice Cave).
Places to go - Slovakia.travel
Untouched nature and cultural wealth. If you love hills, you will love Slovakia. More than half of our territory is covered by mountains and highlands, where you’ll find countless romantic hideaways and that rare peace and quiet, undisturbed by the bustle of big cities.
Country Holidays - Slovakia.travel
Thanks to its virgin nature, a number of plants and animal species, archaeological sights and well-known folklore traditions, the Slovak countryside offers very good conditions for the development of the country tourism, agro and forest tourism.
10 best places to visit in Slovakia - Slovakia.travel
Are you ready to take a trip back in time and explore the Slovak countryside of years past? Then head to Čičmany, a charming wooden village at the foot of the Strážov Hills, which happens to be the world's first folk architecture reserve.
Culture and sights - Slovakia.travel
Thanks to its position in the centre of Europe, the cultures of the West and East have met in Slovakia over a history spanning several thousands of years. Castles, chateaux and manor houses; City breaks, Museums and galleries, Wooden churches, Further culture attractions.