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If you’re looking for unexplored locations, the Central European country of Slovakia offers breathtaking natural beauty and cultural landmarks.

Orava Castle: Perched on a high rock above the beautiful Orava River, the sight of this majestic neo-Gothic castle will send a chill down your spine!

High Tatras: If you’re looking for fun outdoor activities then Slovakia’s tallest mountain range, the High Tatras, is the perfect spot for hiking, rock climbing, and winter skiing.

Slovak Paradise National Park: Take a relaxing and scenic walk through this park’s diverse landscapes, including canyons, gorges, and underground caves. Don’t miss the Dobsina Ice Cave, a UNESCO World Heritage Site!

While touring Slovakia, you can try a variety of local favorites inspired by the cultures of Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Austria.

Bryndzové Halušky: Similar to Italian gnocchi, this Slovakian national dish involves a hearty combination of sheep’s cheese, potato dumplings, and roasted bacon.

Kapuśniak/Kapustnica: This Slovakian soup is made from ingredients like sauerkraut, smoked ham, and smoked sausage, is a wintertime favorite and a must-have for Christmas!

Skalický Trdelník: A hollow, cylindrical pastry that’s produced by first grilling or baking the soft dough on a „trdlo“ roller before coating it with a sugar and walnut mix.

Whether you hope to enjoy winter sports or visit local museums and attractions, planning your trip can help you get the most out of your time in Slovakia!

March to May: With consistently mild weather and blooming trees, springtime is perfect for exploring the countryside, sightseeing and spotting local wildlife.

June to August: Summers are the peak tourist seasons and also the best time for kayaking in the many rivers or hiking along the mountain trails. If you’re a music lover, don’t miss the outdoor music festivals like Pohoda Fest.

December to February: Skiing in the snow-covered Slovakian Alps, tasting wines from local vineyards, and exploring urban Christmas markets are all best enjoyed in the winter months. In February, you can participate in conservation tours to observe lynxes, wolves, and bears!

Packing for Slovakia will depend on the activities you hope to enjoy while travelling. Here are a few ideas to help you get organized!

Camera: You’ll be visiting amazing cities in Slovakia that are brimming with breathtaking beauty and fascinating attractions, so make sure to capture all of your memories!

Warm Sweater: Even in the summer, Slovakia’s weather can be unpredictable due to sudden rainfall and cold evenings. A warm sweater is a great option to keep you comfy on a cool night!

Eye mask: An eye mask will help you sleep better so you’re well-rested to explore the many highlights of Slovakia!