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Available only on weekends (Saturday–Sunday) from October 1th to April 30th. Orava Castle is a true stronghold — a fortress built directly onto a sheer rock above the Orava River, rising in three levels that follow the cliff. Very few castles in Central Europe match its position or its silhouette. When you walk through it, you move upward through centuries of fortification rather than through a polished museum path. Orava Castle isn’t just a rock-built stronghold; it’s also a piece of film history. Scenes from the 1922 silent classic horror movie "Nosferatu : A symphony of Horror" were shot here, making it one of the earliest Dracula filming locations. On the way to Orava Castle we stop in Terchová, Jánošík’s birthplace, where a stainless-steel statue of this real 18th-century Carpathian outlaw stands above the village. Slovakia and Poland both treat Jánošík as part of their national folk tradition.

Travel from Vienna to Krakow on a comfortable two-day private journey with door-to-door transport. Discover the Old Town with a licensed local guide, stay overnight, then visit the famous Wieliczka Salt Mine on a guided underground tour. Enjoy time for lunch and a short walk before returning to Vienna by private vehicle. A relaxed way to see southern Poland without rushing or group travel.

Traveling from Vienna to Ljubljana and Lake Bled feels like changing pace rather than crossing borders. The route leads from a grand capital into greener landscapes, quieter roads, and a more relaxed rhythm. Ljubljana is small, walkable, and unhurried. Cafes line the river, the old town is compact, and the city feels calm without feeling empty. It’s a place to slow down naturally. Lake Bled offers alpine scenery, fresh air, and peaceful walks by the water. The atmosphere encourages rest rather than rushing between sights. This private multi-day trip is designed for travelers who value comfort, flexibility, and a slower pace. No crowds, no tight schedules—just a smooth transition from city elegance to alpine calm.

Discover Trakošćan Castle in the light -the first illuminated castle in Croatia! This romantic 13th-century fortress, once home to the noble Drašković family, is one of the most beautiful Croatian landmarks. TRAKOSCAN CASTLE is one of the most romantic and fairy tale-like sites you have ever seen, with a nearly 800-year history behind it. At night, it transforms into a luminous fairy tale that combines history and magical light. Legends come to life! Magnificent dragons, noble knights, horses and mystical creatures come to life in a magical light story that envelops Trakošćan Castle. Under thousands of lights, experience a blend of romance, hunting traditions and aristocratic splendor. Embark on an unforgettable journey through history and imagination that will delight both children and adults. The Krapina NEANDRETHAL MUSEUM is a museum affiliated to the Museums of Croatian Zagorje and its vision and mission statements have taken into account European values.