History, nature, traditions, activities and relax between Prague, Vienna and Budapest
Small capital but rich in culture and entertainment is only 60 kilometers from Vienna
Slovakia has the highest number of castles, fortresses and manor houses in Europe
Natural and cultural treasures of Slovakia inscribed on the World Heritage List
National parks, high mountains, beautiful valleys, unique flora and fauna
It is situated in the Roznava province, in the zone called Krasna Horka. Krásnohorská Cave appears in the Guinness Book of Records, as it contains the biggest stalagmite in the world, which is 32,6 m high.
The cave is managed by the group Minotaurus. It’s necessary to make booking. The contact person - Jaroslav Stankovic.
Phone: +421 905 412 048, 0908 635 274
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www.krasnohorskajaskyna.sk
The Slovak Republic is situated in the Central Europe. The Capital City Bratislava is the biggest city in Slovakia and it has a strategic position for the business, but it has started also to be an interesting turistic destination thanks to its vicinity to three other important European capitals: Vienna, Budapest and Prague.
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A basilica of ice in the High Tatras! We are opening on 25th November! The well-known Tatra Temple
Performances of folklore, folk, singing and dancing companies and groups on the Main Square
The 52nd year of the Bratislava Music Festival is the most important and most prestigious international festival in Slovakia
The international jazz festival BJD is one of the greatest events of this kind in central Europe. The 42end year of the Bratislava Jazz Days
Curators find the 'world's first emoji' in a 382-year-old memo. Researchers are claiming to have found the world's oldest emoji - a 382-year-old smiley face. Officially created in the 1980's
Dominika Cibulková's records a life achievement after defeating German Angelique Kerber. Dominika Cibulková is the winner of the WTA Finals in Singapore. She beat her opponent, number one in the world ranking, Angelique Kerber, in two sets 6:3, 6:4. The match lasted 77 minutes.
Peter Sagan (Slovakia) retained his World Championships title in Doha, Qatar with a dominant sprint performance to hold off Mark Cavendish (Great Britain) in second and Tom Boonen (Belgium) in third.
The World and European cycling champion, Peter Sagan is the first personality to bear the honorary title ‘Good Idea Slovakia’ brand ambassador. ‘Good Idea Slovakia’ is a slogan being used to represent
Banska Bystrica,
Bardejov,
Bratislava,
Kosice,
Levoca,
Nitra,
Presov,
Trencin,
Trnava,
Zilina
Tatra National Park (Tanap),
Slovak Paradise National Park,
Low Fatra National Park,
Pieniny National Park (Pienap),
Low Tatras National Park (Napant)
Trekking,
Cycling,
Spas,
Thermal Swimming Pools,
Water Parks,
Golf Courses,
Skiing,,
Rafting
