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Vitajte na Slovensku
Land70 Orte · 128 Museen
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★ Hat eine eigene Stadtgeschichte
Castles on every rock, wooden churches, mining towns of silver and gold, and the High Tatras.
Slovakia is a small mountain country on the Danube, with more castles and castle ruins per person than almost anywhere in Europe. For centuries Bratislava was the coronation city of the kings of Hungary, and the mining towns of the hills made Europe rich with silver and gold. See Slovak art at the National Gallery, the giant Gothic altar of Levoča and the Andy Warhol museum near his parents' village. Plan your museum days on museumtickets.com, then eat bryndzové halušky and listen to the deep voice of the fujara.
Great Moravia, Hungarian kings, mining towns and a peaceful separation.
Two brothers from Thessaloniki bring a Slavic alphabet and liturgy to Great Moravia.
Zu sehen in: Devín CastleThe mint of Kremnica starts striking gold ducats, famous across Europe.
Zu sehen in: Museum of Coins and Medals KremnicaBratislava becomes the coronation city; 11 kings and 8 queens are crowned at St Martin's.
Zu sehen in: Bratislava City MuseumAn uprising against the Nazi-allied regime and the German army begins in Banská Bystrica.
Zu sehen in: Museum of the Slovak National UprisingPeaceful protests end communist rule in Czechoslovakia.
Zu sehen in: Slovak National MuseumCzechoslovakia divides peacefully; Slovakia becomes independent.
Zu sehen in: Slovak National MuseumThe first woman novelist, a founder of women's education and the first woman president.
Author of the first novel written by a woman in Slovak and editor of a magazine for women.
Writer who led Živena, the association of Slovak women founded in 1869, and fought for girls' education.
Zu sehen in: ŽivenaA lawyer who became Slovakia's first woman president in 2019.
From the tallest Gothic altar to Andy Warhol's roots.
Carver of the tallest Gothic wooden altar in the world, finished in 1517.
Painter of bright folk-inspired modern pictures.
Painter of the Slovak mountains, villages and people.
Graphic artist of powerful black-and-white prints.
Born in Pittsburgh to parents from the village of Miková in north-east Slovakia.
Sheep cheese, dumplings and sauerkraut soup.
Small potato dumplings with soft sheep's cheese and crispy bacon, the national dish.
Sauerkraut soup with sausage, mushrooms and plums, served at Christmas.
Smoked sheep's cheese shaped in carved wooden moulds.
Thin potato pancakes, with goose fat or sweet with poppy seed.
Steamed, spun sheep's cheese rolled like a snail.
Carnival, Easter water and shepherd flutes.
Carnival processions with masks, music and a burial of the double bass at the end.
Boys whip girls lightly with willow switches and pour water on them, for health and beauty.
Bonfires on St John's Night in the hills.
The oldest folk festival in Slovakia, in a village under the Tatras.
Kapustnica, wafers with honey and garlic, and carp.
Many castles are ruins on hills; wear good shoes.
The High Tatras are great for walks; check the weather.
Trains run from Bratislava to Košice through the mountains.
Many museums close on Mondays.
Auf museumtickets.com: 128 Museen mit Fotos, Anfahrt und Museen in der Nähe. Speichern Sie Ihre Favoriten im kostenlosen Kulturpass und zahlen Sie, wo das Museum es anbietet, Ihren Eintritt im Voraus.
Vom Flughafen mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln ins Stadtzentrum, dann mit Zügen und Nahverkehr zu den Museen.
Linien und Fahrpläne ändern sich. Prüfen Sie vor der Fahrt die Website des Verkehrsbetriebs.
Von den Tempeln Maltas bis zur Mauer in Berlin: Europa ist eine große kulturelle Familie. Eine Website für Ihre Museumstage, in Ihrer Sprache.
