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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.

Explore the art galleries, barracks, palaces and towers and look into the mythical well of this hilltop castle that has a history dating back to the 11th century.

Visit this 16th-century tower for superb views of Trnava’s old town and to get an insight into the city’s history. 

Explore several centuries’ worth of history in this UNESCO World Heritage site, a beautifully preserved medieval town in northeastern Slovakia.

Explore the art galleries, barracks, palaces and towers and look into the mythical well of this hilltop castle that has a history dating back to the 11th century.

Walk or drive up a hill to reach this imposing medieval fortress, one of the most photographed landmarks in Slovakia.

Investigate the museum’s 11 branches to learn about such diverse topics as the history of Bratislava, winemaking, clocks and antique military weapons.

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

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.

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.

Investigate the museum’s 11 branches to learn about such diverse topics as the history of Bratislava, winemaking, clocks and antique military weapons.

The futuristic-looking observation deck and sky-high restaurant make this landmark bridge more than just a way to cross the Danube.

This landlocked country in central Europe has stunning mountain scenery, fascinating architecture and numerous open-air adventures.

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

Spend some quiet moments of reflection at this somber and thoughtful memorial to the Soviet soldiers who died liberating the city during World War II.

Walk or drive up a hill to reach this imposing medieval fortress, one of the most photographed landmarks in Slovakia.

Visit this 16th-century tower for superb views of Trnava’s old town and to get an insight into the city’s history. 

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

The futuristic-looking observation deck and sky-high restaurant make this landmark bridge more than just a way to cross the Danube.

The futuristic-looking observation deck and sky-high restaurant make this landmark bridge more than just a way to cross the Danube.

Investigate the museum’s 11 branches to learn about such diverse topics as the history of Bratislava, winemaking, clocks and antique military weapons.