Slovakia is a playground for nature lovers. The High Tatras are paradise for winter sports and hikers. Mountain activities during the Winter season here are much more affordable than neighbouring countries. Discover old castles dotted around the country and explore colourful cities such as Košice and Banská Bystrica. Don’t miss out on eating home-cooked food in old style restaurants and look forward to some fantastic bread during your stay here.
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Hiking in Slovakia will reward you with exceptional mountain views, glacier lakes and gorgeous paths in a stunning setting.
While some travellers have never heard of the High Tatras mountains in Slovakia, trust me, it’s what the country should be known for.
If I had to describe the food from Slovakia in three words, I’d describe it as humble, hearty and unknown.
Slovak cuisine doesn’t receive the international recognition it deserves. This is home-style cooking at it’s best. The food in Slovakia utilises some fantastic local products such as various cheese, quality potatoes and fruit, pork and plenty of love!
Welcome to Bratislava, the little big city that might be one of the most underrated capitals in Europe.
You are in luck if you are looking for the best restaurants in Bratislava.
The capital of Slovakia, Bratislava is not as well known as other Central European capitals, overshadowed by Prague and Budapest.
So what are the best things to do in Bratislava?
Slovakia is literally in the heart of Europe.
Often overlooked by travellers who visit Slovakia’s better-known neighbouring countries like the Czech Republic and Austria, one just needs to take the time to explore this small country to appreciate it.
If I had a dollar every time someone confused my home country Slovakia with Slovenia, I would be rich.
Slovakia vs Slovenia. Slovenia and Slovakia. No, they are not the same country.
No, we don’t speak the same language. And no we don’t have a shared history.
Our food map of Europe is reflective of the dishes we’ve tried while exploring the old continent and its glorious food.
Food is one of the main reasons to travel to Europe. Delicious and unknown delicacies can be found in every country.
