Slovakia
Slovakia is a compact Central European nation of dramatic castles, dense forests, and the towering High Tatras mountains. With only 5.4 million people, it delivers fairytale medieval towns, UNESCO-listed folk villages, and some of Europe's best-value hiking and skiing.
Cities & regions
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Banská Bystrica is the cultural and economic capital of central Slovakia and the country's sixth-largest town (population roughly 78,000-81,000, area 103 sq…
Open guideMartin is a town of about 58,000 people in the Žilina region of northern Slovakia, spread over 68 sq km in the Turiec basin between two mountain ranges - the…
Open guideNitra is Slovakia's oldest city and the cradle of Slovak statehood, a university town of roughly 76,000-80,000 people wrapped around a castle ridge in the fe…
Open guidePoprad is Slovakia's gateway to the High Tatras - a town of about 54,600 people covering 63 sq km in the Prešov region, sitting on the Poprad river with the…
Open guidePrešov is the capital of the Šariš region and Slovakia's third-largest city, sitting on the Torysa river in the far east of the country, about 40 minutes nor…
Open guideTrenčín is the administrative capital of the Trenčín region in western Slovakia, a town of about 56,000 people spread over 82 sq km along the Váh river, roug…
Open guideTrnava is Slovakia's seventh-largest city, home to about 69,500 people across 72 sq km, sitting on the flat Danubian plain roughly 50 km northeast of Bratisl…
Open guideŽilina is the metropolis of northwestern Slovakia and the country's fourth-largest city, with about 84,835 residents, sitting at the confluence of three rive…
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