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Both the curious and the pious are drawn to Bratislava’s awe-inspiring basilica, an instantly recognizable feature of the city’s skyline.

Medieval legend says that removing one stone from this 600-year-old cathedral could cause its collapse. Visit Slovakia’s largest church to discover this legend and even more extraordinary facts. 

Grandiose palaces, medieval towers, museums, restaurants and stunning churches decorate this regal boulevard, which cuts through the heart of Košice.

Both the curious and the pious are drawn to Bratislava’s awe-inspiring basilica, an instantly recognizable feature of the city’s skyline.

Medieval legend says that removing one stone from this 600-year-old cathedral could cause its collapse. Visit Slovakia’s largest church to discover this legend and even more extraordinary facts. 

Elegantly simple Slovakian architecture, charming town squares and a historic university make the small town of Trnava a rewarding and peaceful destination.

Within the walls of this prominent Žilina landmark is a delightful mix of exhibitions that cover local history and traditional Slovakian crafts.

Medieval legend says that removing one stone from this 600-year-old cathedral could cause its collapse. Visit Slovakia’s largest church to discover this legend and even more extraordinary facts. 

Medieval legend says that removing one stone from this 600-year-old cathedral could cause its collapse. Visit Slovakia’s largest church to discover this legend and even more extraordinary facts. 

Both the curious and the pious are drawn to Bratislava’s awe-inspiring basilica, an instantly recognizable feature of the city’s skyline.

Medieval legend says that removing one stone from this 600-year-old cathedral could cause its collapse. Visit Slovakia’s largest church to discover this legend and even more extraordinary facts. 

Elegantly simple Slovakian architecture, charming town squares and a historic university make the small town of Trnava a rewarding and peaceful destination.

The last gate of Bratislava’s historic walls is one of the city’s most distinctive monuments, and features a copper-roofed tower with a fascinating museum.

Tour this magnificent salmon-pink building, which houses the offices of Bratislava’s mayor and witnessed important events in Slovakia’s history.

Treat yourself to a memorable night of theater at this stunning neo-Renaissance building, one of the leading arts venues of Slovakia’s cultural scene.

Treat yourself to a memorable night of theater at this stunning neo-Renaissance building, one of the leading arts venues of Slovakia’s cultural scene.

At the northern end of the historic Bardejov Square sits a beautiful 15th-century church, an elegant Gothic basilica housing a rich collection of religious art.