Sights And Flavors Of Slovakia

Slovakia is in Central Europe. As a country, it has a long history that goes back to 1918 and the formation of Czechoslovakia. After its dissolution, a Slovak Soviet Republic was created. In 1938 Slovakia became a separate state controlled by Nazi Germany. However, the anti-Nazi resistance movement was created at some point. After World War II, Czechoslovakia was reunited and under the influence of the Soviet Union. Many of the remnants of World War II are evident in the present. In this article, we will travel together to Slovakia and give you various ideas about what you can see and do when you visit it.

Useful information for your trip

Arriving there, it would be good to have booked a hotel room because they are usually fully booked. Hotels for all tastes are there waiting for you! The average cost of accommodation in Slovakia starts from very low prices, while the price per night in a luxury hotel in Slovakia is just about 200 USD.

Must do and see

Slovakia is a country for all tastes. Specifically, if you like hiking, you should visit Strbske Pleso, a path for many excursions to the mountain. Climb high and admire the waterfalls from above. At the same time, slower walkers can take a stroll through Strbske Pleso, enjoying nature and beauty.

Another option is to visit the park Slovak Paradise. There, you will have the opportunity to see forests, Gorges, ravines, waterfalls, and meadows. The magic of nature there is evident, giving you a magnificent view. Then you can go to the Demanovska Cave of Liberty. There, you will have the opportunity to see beautiful domes and passages. Meanwhile, you can also see stalactites and stalagmites that will impress you.

Of course, when discussing Slovakia, you can’t help but refer to Bratislava. It is worth a day of your excursion to devote to it. There it will be worth walking through the Old Town and exploring the most beautiful spots of the capital, such as the City Hall, The Cathedral St. Martin, the Blue Church, Bratislava castle, and much more, about which you can find out from travel agencies that organize excursions.

Alternative tourism

If you are a wine lover, in Slovakia, an excursion is organized every year. Those interested in wines can taste them in the region of the Small Carpathians, which is suitable for wine tasting and contact with history. This fertile region has wine-growing zones that produce wine and are visible from the Danube but located several miles away.

As a part of the tour, you will find yourself in many colorful villages and small towns, such as St. Petersburg. Jur, Pezinok, and Modra are in the foothills of the Small Carpathians. Here you will find Slovakia’s top wine producers. Visit Červený Kamen, a red stone castle, one of the most beautiful in Slovakia. Even today, the aristocratic atmosphere is preserved, and you can discover the most extensive wine cellar in central Europe.

Flavors of Slovakia

The gastronomy of Slovakia is very close to the standards of North Europe. One of the foods you can try there is Haluski. It is a kind of carbonara made with gnocchi served with cheese and bacon or smoked pork. You won’t find many traditional dishes in Slovakia, but surely everything you taste will be well-cooked and delicious! It is no coincidence that the abundance of food and drink is incomparable in countries like this. Combine your meal with a glass of good wine, and enjoy your meal with the view of Slovakia. Sure, the good company combined with a glass of wine and overlooking enchanting Slovakia will charm you.

This country has a special culture, influenced by other nationalities and other cultures. If the ideas suggested in this article motivate you, then you only have to book a ticket to Slovakia immediately. The countless walks, the breathtaking landscapes, the unique views, and the new experiences you will get from the trip will impress you!

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