See. High Tatras Hike the jagged peaks of Slovakia's highest mountain range for stunning views and camaraderie. Kôprovský štít Summit this peak in the High Tatras for breathtaking panoramic views after a challenging hike. Monument to the Victims of Communism Visit this symbolic stone memorial in Bratislava representing the hard labor and faith of the Slovak people.
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The Guardian
From Alpine valleys to belle époque towns, dip your toes in the therapeutic waters and steaming mineral pools at spa hotels offering centuries-old healing treatments In 2021, Unesco designated 11 historic spa towns across Europe as one transnational world heritage site , recognising their “exceptional testimony to the European spa phenomenon, which gained its highest expression from around 1700…
The Guardian
Beautifully situated refuges with superlative views offering sanctuary to intrepid hikers and climbers A good mountain hut, I reckon, should be small and only accessible on foot after considerable effort. Throw in a bit of historical interest and I’m bound to be happy. In which case, Cabaña Verónica in the Picos de Europa is a fine start to this list. It sleeps six, and at 2,325 metres requires…
The Guardian
A walking holiday with a group of strangers to the highest range in the Carpathians promises adventure, stunning views and camaraderie We are giddy as we reach the summit, breathless with exertion and a guileless, childlike joy. In every direction the jagged peaks of Slovakia’s High Tatras stretch out into the distance, nubs on a colossal spine, glittering lakes embedded like shards of glass fa…
Atlas Obscura
Located in a neighborhood park, the Monument to the Victims of Communism doesn't look like much from a distance. Even from a relatively close distance, it can be hard to tell that this isn't just a natural outcropping of stone. It's not until you get close that you can begin to understand the symbolism of the memorial. Sculptor Jozef Barinka chose stone to represent the hard labor undertaken by…
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