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Western Slovakia Voyage Tips and guide

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    Western Slovakia is in the region including the capital Bratislava, the Slovakian Danube River Valley, and other lower-lying territory, bounded on the north by the Czech Republic, on the west by Austria, on the south by Hungary.

    Regions

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    Map of Western Slovakia
    Map of Western Slovakia
      Bratislava
    Capital of the city, with many cultural and natural destinations.
      Záhorie (Malacky, Senica)
    Cycling and hiking next to its numerous lakes and the river Morava. Spa and basilica minor in Šaštín, cultural monuments in Skalica.
      Podunajsko (Komárno, Dunajská Streda)
    Outdoor hot springs pools open whole year, cycling route Bratislava-Komárno, water mills at Malý Dunaj.
      Stredné Považie (Central Považie) (Myjava,Trenčianske Bohuslavice, Trenčianske Teplice, Trenčín)
    Hiking in the White/Little Carpathians, culture in Trenčín.
      Dolné Považie (Lower Považie) (Piešťany, Trnava)
    Hiking in the Little Carpathians, world famous spa in Pieštany, multiple castles along the former trade route - Czech Road.
      Horná Nitra (Upper Nitra) (Prievidza, Partizánske)
    Beautiful castle and thermal water pools in Bojnice.
      Dolná Nitra (Lower Nitra) (Nitra, Topoľčany)
    Cycling and hiking. Old churches and other historic monuments in oldes Slovak town - Nitra.
      Tekov (Levice, Nová Baňa)
    Also called "Dolné Pohronie", contains castles in Levice and Hronský Beňadik

    Cities

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    • 1 Bratislava — Capital and the largest city of Slovakia with a beautifully restored historical centre full of Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance churches, houses and palaces, cobblestone streets, fountains, pleasant cafes and lively and cosmopolitan atmosphere.
    • 2 Bojnice — Probably the most beautiful castle in Slovakia.
    • 3 Dunajská Streda
    • 4 Levice — Enjoyable castle which is now a museum of the Tekov region.
    • 5 Nitra — One of the oldest Slovak towns with the castle and well preserved historical centre consisting many baroque palaces and burger´s houses
    • 6 Piešťany — The most famous spa town in Slovakia.
    • 7 Topoľčany
    • 8 Trenčín — One of the most beautiful Slovak towns with a castle lying above the city overlooking the historical centre and the river Váh
    • 9 Trnava — the oldest Slovak town with the highest number of churches (12) and well preserved baroque architecture

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    See

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    • 1 Trenčín castle (In the middle of Trenčín city).
    • 2 Bratislava castle.

    Do

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    • 1 Bike around Danube. Long bike/rollerblade path along the Danube river goes for kilometers

    Mountain ranges / national parks:

    • 2 Little Carpathians. Small mountains continuing into Austria, many hiking/cycling trails present. Also skiing is possible (Pezinská Baba). Little Carpathians (Q426712) on Wikidata Little Carpathians on Wikipedia
    • 3 Strážov Mountains (Strážovské vrchy). One of the largest mountain ranges in the Fatra-Tatra area of Slovakia. Relatively non-crowded and demanding hikes, often with >500m ascends. The more popular peaks Vápeč and Strážov provide good views. Strážov Mountains (Q1859297) on Wikidata Strážov Mountains on Wikipedia
    • 4 Vtáčnik. A small mountain range. Vtáčnik (Q913080) on Wikidata Vtacnik Mountains on Wikipedia
    • 5 White Carpathians. The mountain continues into Czech Republic White Carpathians (Q1338173) on Wikidata White Carpathians on Wikipedia

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    Central Slovakia

    Czech Republic | Austria | Hungary | Poland

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