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Cozy wooden stairs take visitors down to the water.
A book that costs €1,500, Urban Market kicks off in Bratislava, and where to go to relive the 1944 uprising.
It is the first time at this level the European Commission has recognised sites in Slovakia symbolising common European history.
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Cherry orchard, rocky hills, and a special workshop are among the attractions.
"The Bodyguard", a stage musical, has premiered in Slovakia. Join us in listening to the 2021 best-selling album.
The history of the town in the Gemer region is linked to mining.
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In 1954, the first traces of mediaeval murals of European importance were revealed in this town.
The Koruna Turca challenge crosses five mountain ranges.
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The telecommunications tower, a grand, iron structure in the shape of a pyramid, stands on the Zobor hill.
Adventure seekers and families can choose from three different trips.
The national park welcomes the new project in the Čingov tourist area.
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It was first mentioned in 1111.
Canoeists can also learn more about wine-making traditions during their adventure.
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Baranec is also called the father of the Liptov region, proudly protecting all its inhabitants.
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It is a relevant question to be asking ahead of Easter. But we have more to tell you about in this week’s roundup.
Spišská Via Sacra will run along churches in the Spiš region.
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The cathedral, a gothic ditch, the Diocese Museum, and some parts of the fortification are open to the public.
The installation of e-bike charging stations should start in April.
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A regional tourism organisation will renew the tourist marking system in the Volovské Vrchy area, too.
We also have a lot of Bratislava news to share with you in this week's Spectacular Slovakia Roundup, including Slovak Film Week.
- 1. News digest: World's first hydrogen train debuts in Slovakia
- 2. Weekend: Losing it soon in the largest maze in Central Europe
- 3. As mosquito season nears, Bratislava readies it sprayers – and drones
- 4. New way to relax at Bratislava's popular Železná Studnička
- 5. Why come to Slovakia?
- 6. Scientist are fed up with people spreading lies
- 7. Slovak National Gallery to close as refit enters final stage
- 8. Getting an idea of former life on the Slovak and Austrian sides of the Iron Curtain
- 9. Towns and municipalities enter strike alert
- 10. Slovakia paid for Russian gas in euros. Gas taps remain open
- 1. News digest: Slovakia pays for Russian gas in euros
- 2. News digest: World's first hydrogen train debuts in Slovakia
- 3. Low wages and corruption keeping young Slovaks from coming home
- 4. Weekend: Losing it soon in the largest maze in Central Europe
- 5. Towns and municipalities enter strike alert
- 6. Slovakia paid for Russian gas in euros. Gas taps remain open
- 7. Health Ministry suspends protocol helping transgender people
- 8. Do you know who owns filling stations in Slovakia?
- 9. Scientist are fed up with people spreading lies
- 10. News digest: Slovak embassy in Kyiv reopens
- 1. Why come to Slovakia?
- 2. What kind of person walks out on Zelensky?
- 3. Bear attacks, tourist badly injured
- 4. US Congressmen to Zuckerberg: Stop pro-Russian propaganda on Slovak Facebook
- 5. Low wages and corruption keeping young Slovaks from coming home
- 6. News digest: Slovakia pays for Russian gas in euros
- 7. News digest: Police detain controversial ex-Supreme Court judge
- 8. Ukrainian cars clogging Slovak border crossing
- 9. News digest: World's first hydrogen train debuts in Slovakia
- 10. Do you know who owns filling stations in Slovakia?