6. March 2022 at 09:30

Nitra's best places to take a nice photo

A new Slovak-English app takes visitors to seven hills.

A view of Nitra from one of the seven hills that the city is built on. A view of Nitra from one of the seven hills that the city is built on. (source: Tourist Information Centre Nitra)
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Visitors to Nitra can learn more about and explore the city’s panorama using a mobile app.

Launched recently, the new app takes visitors to seven hills comprising a panorama. The app is called “7 pahorkov” (7 Hills) and is available in English and Slovak.

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View Slovakia’s oldest city through a kaleidoscopic lens with our Nitra city guide. View Slovakia’s oldest city through a kaleidoscopic lens with our Nitra city guide. (source: Spectacular Slovakia)

“The app contains not only practical information on accessibility and transport to the hills, but also the long-lived legends associated with them,” Nitra’s tourist information centre said.

The seven hills are Na Vŕšku, Zobor Hill, Calvary, Castle Hill, Martin’s Hill, Gallows Hill/Borina, and Dražovce Hill.

Brochure available for download

The mobile app includes several highlights about each place, and visitors can thus learn that Drážovce Hill, with a Romanesque church, is the “most photogenic place” in Nitra. Zobor Hill offers a “beautiful view” of the entire city, and people enjoy “magical sunsets” or flying kites at Calvary.

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The city also published a brochure and a map of seven hills on its website. It includes a short quiz as well.

“Which of the hills do plenty of black pines grow on?” one of the questions reads.

A map of trails running in between Nitra's seven hills is available for download. A map of trails running in between Nitra's seven hills is available for download. (source: Tourist Information Centre Nitra)

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