Country in the middle of europe
ABOUT SLOVAKIA
What do you know about Slovakia? With a rich blend of cultural history, outstanding natural beauty and abundant wildlife, Slovakia is an undiscovered jewel in the heart of Europe. Whether you’re looking for a city break, a nature retreat or adrenalin-fuelled extreme sports, this stunning country has exciting options for every type of visitor.
More information about Slovakia: it became an independent state on 1 st January 1993 after the peaceful dissolution of Czechoslovakia, which is more widely known as the Velvet Revolution. Bordered by no less than five countries, Slovakia has excellent road, rail and air access and some of the best value-for-money accommodation, food and attractions anywhere in Europe.
Did You Know about Slovakia?
• Slovakia is home to 9 national parks and 14 areas of protected landscape
• Slovakia has more castles and chateaux per capita than anywhere else in the world!
• Slovakia has more than 6000 caves, including 5 that are listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites.
• More than 40% of Slovakia’s land is covered in forests, which are home to a huge variety of fish, bird and animal life
• Slovakia’s capital, Bratislava, is the only capital city in the world that borders two countries; Hungary and Austria
• The High Tatras mountain, situated between Poland and Slovakia, comprises more than 300 peaks, the highest of which is Gerlachovský štít, which reaches 8711ft.
Did You Know?
• Slovakia is home to 9 national parks and 14 areas of protected landscape
• Slovakia has more castles and chateaux per capita than anywhere else in the world!
• Slovakia has more than 6000 caves, including 5 that are listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites.
• More than 40% of Slovakia’s land is covered in forests, which are home to a huge variety of fish, bird and animal life
• Slovakia’s capital, Bratislava, is the only capital city in the world that borders two countries; Hungary and Austria
• The High Tatras mountain, situated between Poland and Slovakia, comprises more than 300 peaks, the highest of which is Gerlachovský štít, which reaches 8711ft.