Slovakia

Slovakia's capital, as well as its largest city, Bratislava is a growing metropolis with diverse architecture and a wealth of museums.

Slovakia's second largest city is a cultural and economic regional center, boasting museums, churches, and many splendid palaces.

Picturesquely situated at the foot of a hill in a lush Vah River valley, this cheerful town boasts several nice historic monuments.

A small medieval town with a pleasant atmosphere, boasting quaint streets, as well as several historic and ecclesiastic landmarks.

A lovely northern city, known as a popular vacation destination for nature lovers, boasting a beautiful historic center.

Encircled by mountains in the heart of Slovakia, this city serves as the cultural, historical, and economic center of the region.

A town located within a volcanic caldera and famous for its former silver mines, as well as a a finely preserved historic center.

Nitra is Slovakia's oldest settlement and fifth largest city, serving as a cultural center to the country's southwest area.

The third largest Slovakian city, Presov boasts an attractive historic center, vibrant cultural life, and architectural diversity.

Famed for its wonderfully preserved historic center, this town offers a charming atmosphere and several architectural landmarks.

A popular resort town in the High Tatras, Strbske Pleso rests on the banks of a glacial lake, offering great hiking and skiing nearby.

A resort town in northern Slovakia, famous for its medicinal thermal baths and beautiful natural surroundings.