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Grandiose palaces, medieval towers, museums, restaurants and stunning churches decorate this regal boulevard, which cuts through the heart of Košice.

Medieval legend says that removing one stone from this 600-year-old cathedral could cause its collapse. Visit Slovakia’s largest church to discover this legend and even more extraordinary facts. 

Elegantly simple Slovakian architecture, charming town squares and a historic university make the small town of Trnava a rewarding and peaceful destination.

Visit this 16th-century tower for superb views of Trnava’s old town and to get an insight into the city’s history. 

Grandiose palaces, medieval towers, museums, restaurants and stunning churches decorate this regal boulevard, which cuts through the heart of Košice.

Multiple eras of Slovakian history are on show in the charming city of Trencin, where stunning architecture reflects the fascinating story of the nation.

Spend some quiet moments of reflection at this somber and thoughtful memorial to the Soviet soldiers who died liberating the city during World War II.

Explore the art galleries, barracks, palaces and towers and look into the mythical well of this hilltop castle that has a history dating back to the 11th century.

Within the walls of this prominent Žilina landmark is a delightful mix of exhibitions that cover local history and traditional Slovakian crafts.

Medieval legend says that removing one stone from this 600-year-old cathedral could cause its collapse. Visit Slovakia’s largest church to discover this legend and even more extraordinary facts. 

Within the walls of this prominent Žilina landmark is a delightful mix of exhibitions that cover local history and traditional Slovakian crafts.

The official residence of the President of Slovakia is a grand, stately building with beautiful gardens that can be explored throughout the year.

Medieval legend says that removing one stone from this 600-year-old cathedral could cause its collapse. Visit Slovakia’s largest church to discover this legend and even more extraordinary facts. 

Explore several centuries’ worth of history in this UNESCO World Heritage site, a beautifully preserved medieval town in northeastern Slovakia.

The official residence of the President of Slovakia is a grand, stately building with beautiful gardens that can be explored throughout the year.