ČERVENÝ
KAMEŇ
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– 10 km
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accessible since the 15th
century, Museum of Aristocratic Life
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SMOLENICE
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– 25 km
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Driny Cave, romantic Castle of
Smolenice
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| MODRA |
– 8 km |
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center of Hutterite ceramics,
frequented by most of national celebrities Slovak majolic – production of ceramics |
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Old bourgeois and vineyards houses |
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Monument and Museum of Ľudovít
Štúr (19th century Slovak writer and politician, codifier of Slovak language) |
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Ignác Bizmayer`s Gallery (main
Slovak artis
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| PEZINOK |
– 15 km |
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Museum of the Low Carpathians |
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Castle and park (typical restaurant
and tavern)
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| TRNAVA |
– 16 km |
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the oldest free royal city in
Slovakia |
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Archbishopric |
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Gothic basilica of St. Nicholas (14th
century) |
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Early baroque church of St. John
Baptist |
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University of Trnava |
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Museum of Western Slovakia
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| PIEŠŤANY
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– 50 km |
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worldwide known spa location for care
of muscle apparatus.
In the “Thermal Island” you can find differents kinds of mineral water
(sulphur, carbon, calcium and magnesium). Temperature: 67-69.5°C. Sulphur muds. |
WINE ROUTE OF LOW CARPATHIANS (MALOKARPATSKÁ VÍNNA CESTA):
it's a wonderful region under the Low Carpathians, with its typical vineyards, excellent
wines, characteristic cellars, beautiful mountains, rich history and full of nice people.
It begins in Bratislava and extends through the South-eastern Hills of the Low Carpathians
to the town of Smolenice. Cities and towns on the wine route are distinguished by their
own monuments and traditions; moreover, they join the beauty of green vineyards and of
fine white and red wines, which are produced in this region since centuries. When visiting
one of these towns, you can`t miss a walk through old cellars, where you can taste
wines and local delicatessen.
