Five tips for enjoyable late autumn walks around Trnava

Stay in the town or explore the nearby villages.

(Source: Trnava Tourism)

Trnava and its surroundings are ideal for people who like to wander through historical streets, just relax, or enjoy the beauty of nature.

Here are the five most beautiful walks in Trnava and its surroundings, where you can take your family, partner, or friends or explore on your own. If you want more tips, be sure to check our Trnava region travel guide.

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Malý Rím (Little Rome)

The historic centre of Trnava is known as Little Rome due to the sheer number of churches within its walls. Take some time to meander down Main Street, Halenárska or Kapitulská Street and see the sights.

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