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Next day we visited the Cavalry of Banská Štiavnica, also known as ”Tajchy,”. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Cavalry of Banská Štiavnica refers to a system of water reservoirs, known as ”tajchy,” which were built in the surrounding hills during the 18th century.These reservoirs were constructed to supply water to the mines…
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We continued our journey to the town of Banská Štiavnica, located in central Slovakia. Banská Štiavnica is known for its rich mining history and well-preserved medieval architecture. It flourished during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance as one of the most important mining towns in the Kingdom of Hungary. The town’s wealth came from its…
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After a well-rested night and breakfast, we continued to explore the Old Town of Bratislava. We went to have a some traditional pub-food in “Bratislava Flagship”-brewery/restaurant. I tasted traditional Slovakian poppy seed pastry “Bratislavský rožok” and ”Kofola”, a soft drink developed in Slovakia during the communist era as a competitor to Coca-Cola. After spending time…
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We are finally here in Bratislava! Slovakia’s vibrant capital! Nestled along the picturesque banks of the Danube River and bordered by Austria and Hungary, Bratislava offers a unique blend of history, culture, and charm waiting to be discovered. After arriving at Bratislava’s main train station, we first headed to the hotel to drop off our…
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I visited Slovakia last year with my wife and it was ”love at first sight”. Slovakia is captivating destination for summer. Far beyond its fairytale castles and rugged landscapes, this lesser-explored gem offers a many of experiences, in its rich culture, breathtaking nature, and warm hospitality.