The capital and largest city of Slovakia, known for its charming old town and historic landmarks.

Bratislava

A historic town known for its mining heritage and well-preserved medieval architecture.

Banská Štiavnica

A fairy-tale castle located in the town of Bojnice, known for its beautiful architecture and surrounding park.

Bojnice Castle

A picturesque village with traditional wooden houses, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Vlkolínec

A medieval fortress situated on a rock formation above the Orava River, offering panoramic views.

Orava Castle

A mountain range along the border of Slovakia and Poland, offering stunning landscapes and outdoor activities.

High Tatras

One of the largest castles in Central Europe, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Spiš Castle

Highlights of Slovakia

A gateway to the High Tatras, offering access to hiking trails and thermal spas.

Poprad

A popular mountain resort and starting point for hiking routes in the High Tatras.

Štrbské Pleso

The highest peak in the High Tatras, offering a challenging hiking experience and breathtaking views.

Rysy

A protected area in the High Tatras, home to diverse wildlife and beautiful alpine landscapes.

Tatra National Park

Hiking in High Tatras

A landmark castle overlooking the city of Bratislava, offering panoramic views of the Danube River.

Bratislava Castle

The largest and one of the oldest churches in Bratislava, known for its Gothic architecture.

St. Martin's Cathedral

A historic building in the Old Town of Bratislava, housing a museum and a panoramic viewing platform.

Old Town Hall

The only surviving medieval gate of the city, now housing the Museum of Weapons.

Michael's Gate

City Tour of Bratislava

Picture rolling hills, charming villages, and a hint of history in the air. The District of Trebišov is a gem nestled in the Region of Košice, Slovakia. It’s perfect for anyone who loves nature and culture. You can stroll along the quiet streets, where time seems to stand still. We at TravelFeed love the friendly vibe here and the chance to connect with locals. The landscape is dotted with vineyards and fields, making it a delightful spot for a relaxed getaway. It’s a slice of Slovakia that invites you to unwind and explore.

District of Trebišov Travel Guide

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