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Come and join us for an easy commented hiking tour following the footsteps of the forest people Huncokárs - a German speaking community that lived on both sides of the Little Carpathians since 18th century. You will learn why they came here, how did they live, what they believed in and what were they engaged in. The walk takes place in the forest area of Zochova Chata – most popular recreation spot of the Little Carpathians. You will learn some interesting fact and here hear some captivating stories while enjoying the walk and easy hike in the beautiful forest. The circuit is about 9 km long and takes about 2.5-3 hours. In case you choose climing the outlook tower, the tour will take 4 hours. The terrain is easy, mainly in the forest road as well as asphalt and some muddy parts. The tour is also suitable for children and dogs. We will start & end at the same place.

Nested on the Danube river between Austria and Hungary, the capital of Slovakia has always been a place of turmoil between Austrians, Croats, Czechs, Germans, Hungarians, Serbs and Slovaks. The city itself was only baptized as Bratislava in 1919 and was formerly known with the Germanic name of Pressburg. Today the city oozes style, culture and history, with its baroque architecture, music and art. Come with us to know in detail the Coronation Church where Hungarian royalty were once crowned, to discover medieval walls of St. Michael's Gate and the many picturesque human-size sculptures scattered all over the Old Town. This city will leave an impression, giving you many opportunities for some memorable pictures.

Hidden in a lush mountain area, Banska Stiavncia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With this hassle-free private tour, learn about the rich mining history of the town as you walk through the old, narrow streets. Visit the old castle, the new castle, St. Catherine Church, the Holy Trinity Square, and more.

Let the Danube River set the stage for a scenic trip through Slovakia during this river rafting experience. All rafting equipment is included, so all you need to do is settle in and enjoy the remarkable views stretching between Hainburg and Bratislava. Cruise down the river and see popular sites like Devin Castle and the gravel beaches around Bratislava’s city center.

See a different side of Slovakia with a visit to Modra, where the largest pottery manufacturer in the country is located. Your private guide will take you to at a majolica pottery manufacturer, where you'll get a first-hand glimpse into how the pottery is made, decorated, and glazed. You'll even get the chance to try making—or painting—some pottery yourself.

Let´s explore Medolandia, land of tasty honey wine! During your walking tour in Medolandia, which is situated in Dolná Krupa, you will visit unique Ambrozianum, the honey tower, the lounge of the Pink Countess and cellars where vintage honey wine is stored. The guide will tell you about the honey wine from the APIMED Meadery and history, also about the famous counties of Dolná Krupa, also called the Pink Countness. During the tour you will taste 2 types of honey wine from the production of APIMED.

Chateau Bojnice, one of the oldest and undoubtedly most charming monuments in Slovakia. The last aristocratic owner, Count John Palfy, decided to rebuild the castle into a romantic chateau in the Gothic Revival style. As a model, he used the French castles of the Loire valley. Admire the fully furnished interiors on your guided castle tour. Lunch break and drive to the fairy-tale Cicmany village, famous for its painted wooden houses. Our professional and passionate guide-driver will make your day lovely, meaningful and memorable.

Cruise the waters of the Danube River and visit Devin Castle for a local wine tasting with this convenient package. After meeting your guide at Gorkého 2, board the boat and enjoy a relaxing ride to the castle. Upon arrival, spend two hours exploring the grounds and partaking in a tasting of traditional currant wine (included).

No time for long winded tours on your City Break? Then the Private 1-Hour Express Bratislava tour is for you. Take in the essentials of our beautiful city on a 1-hour tour.

This trip will be unique and private in the beautiful mountains, in the oldest and Highest National Park in Slovakia. It is large just about 800 km squared, so you can choose to hike about 30 mountain valleys. That will be unforgettable hiking with a licensed guide (member of Mountain Rescue), who has lived in the High Tatras his whole life. You will know after this day a lot about the history, nature, animals, and flowers of The High Tatras. You can set up a whole day by your needs and fitness level. It is possible to see waterfalls, mountain huts, and wild animals such as mountain goats and marmots, you have a chance to hike to peaks, where you can climb just with a licensed guide. The High Tatras are unique pieces of Earth with an untouched nature. The Mountain leader can recommend a special trip set up just for you and he can make plans for your next days during a visit to the High Tatras.

Without local knowledge or a hire car, setting off from Bratislava to experience authentic Slovak country cuisine takes some serious organizing. This tour makes it easy: whisking you to a traditional village restaurant outside the city, and with a guide to give you background on Slovak history and gastronomy. Enjoy the old-school atmosphere and savor a hearty rural meal of dishes such as roast duck, 'loksha' pancakes, strudel, and more.

Our luxury Private Tour of Budapest, Hungary (with departure from Bratislava, Slovakia) will give you an overview of Budapest, Hungarian history, gastronomy, culture and architecture as well as present-day life. Admire sights such as Gellert Hill and Buda Castle Complex (on Buda side), the Parliament (outside), the Hero's Square, the Danube Promenade and the Vaci Shopping Street (on Pest side). Enough time for trying tasty Hungarian cuisine, enjoy coffee and cake and some shopping. This tour includes a private, professional Guide-driver that is at your disposal, luxury transportation with mineral water on board (still and sparkling).

Bratislava comes alive at Christmas time with its enchanting Christmas Market. It can be hard as a visitor to know which are the best foods to try. On this tour, you’ll learn about all the best Slovakian cuisine, tasting samples along the way. You won’t have to worry about getting lost, as your guide will lead the way—pointing out Old Town highlights and teaching you about Slovakian Christmas traditions as you explore the city together.

Immerse yourself in Bratislava's scenic Old Town—and pair your sightseeing with a delicious introduction to the city's thriving beer scene—on this private, two-in-one walking tour. With just your guide for company, you'll stroll past many of the city's most scenic, historic corners. You'll also visit two popular beer pubs, where you'll try up to 10 different brews, will enjoy a tutored tasting, and will have a small snack on the side.

This is an excellent choice for first-time visitors to Bratislava. Get out in the fresh air and explore the city on foot. There’s no need to worry about getting lost as a guide takes care of navigating, and provides interesting commentary along the way. See St. Michael’s Gate, the Primate’s Palace, the Main Square, St. Martin’s Cathedral, the Old Opera House, and more. It’s also a superb way to pick up local tips for the rest of your trip.

Take advantage of Bratislava’s closeness to Vienna with this private day trip to Austria’s capital. Avoid the fixed timetables of buses and trains, and relax en route in a private air-conditioned car, with a driver-guide to commentate on the sights. Then, travel between Vienna’s landmarks with ease, hopping out to visit attractions such as the Schonbrunn Palace independently. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, with admissions at your own expense.

Walk through centuries of history and discover a city that feels like its straight out of a fairytale with this self-guided walk through Bratislava’s Old Town. From the last standing medieval gate to a castle overlooking the Danube, this tour reveals stories of kings and coronations, ghostly legends and statues with a sense of humour. You’ll follow the original coronation path of Hungarian monarchs, meet quirky characters like Čumil the manhole peeper and Schöne Náci the gentleman with flowers, and discover landmarks such as St. Martin’s Cathedral and the UFO Bridge. Everything is curated into a route that helps you understand the why behind the city’s most iconic sights. Unlike group tours, this self-guided format gives you full control: pause for coffee, skip a stop, or linger at the castle. It’s ideal for first-time visitors, solo travelers, and couples. Over 20,000 travellers have used our app to explore cities worldwide. Try it today, risk-free with our refund guarantee.

Nestled in the heart of Slovakia, the charming town of Trenčín may not be the first place that comes to mind when thinking of street art. However, this hidden gem offers a burgeoning street art scene that's captivating both locals and travelers alike. A street art tour in Trenčín is a fascinating journey through the town's history, culture, and creativity, all expressed through the medium of graffiti and murals. As you venture through Trenčín's picturesque streets, you'll soon discover that this town is a canvas for artists seeking to share their stories, emotions, and creativity. The tour takes you to some of the most vibrant and historically significant neighborhoods, unveiling the fascinating relationship between art and the town's culture. Trenčín's street art is a blend of local and international influences. You'll witness the work of talented Slovakian artists who have poured their hearts and souls into creating captivating pieces.

In a team of 2–5 or 6–15 players, you'll solve fun puzzles while exploring real landmarks. Perfect for friends, tourists, or team-building. The game lasts 2 hours and can be played anytime within 30 days of purchase. You can play game in English or in Slovak.

Take a break from the hustle and bustle of Bratislava and explore the beauty found in Banska Stiavnica during this day-trip. This town is located in central Slovakia and has been a popular mining location since the Bronze Age. Enjoy round-trip transportation to this UNESCO World Heritage site and venture into the mines with your guide. You’ll also have time to explore the manor house in St. Anton, as well as a serene public park.

Uncover the Jewish heritage of Bratislava with an Expert Guide, exploring iconic sites like the Heydukova Synagogue and Holocaust Memorial. Hear moving stories of resilience and learn about key historical figures who shaped the city’s Jewish history. Available in English, German, French, Italian and Spanish languages. HIGHLIGHTS: - Discover Bratislava’s Jewish history with a 5-Star History Expert-Guide - Learn about the moving stories of the Jewish community’s resilience - Explore iconic sites like the Heydukova Synagogue and Holocaust Memorial - Immerse yourself in the legacy of Rabbi Chatam Sofer and other Jewish figures - Uncover hidden gems and untold stories of Bratislava’s rich Jewish heritage Embark on a 2-hour private Jewish-themed walking tour of Bratislava, where history and culture intertwine to reveal the city’s rich Jewish heritage.

Tour & Photoshooting in Bratislava Get to know Bratislava and do not leave without stunning photos! On our walk through Bratislava I’ll introduce you to the history of Bratislava and Slovakia and we’ll follow the sun to capture beautiful travel photos: from the castle hill down through magic cobblestone streets to the old town of Bratislava and at the end we can take beautiful photos with the sunset from the Old Bridge. I’ll also share some local tips and recommendations along the way. About me: I am Martina and I work as a tour guide in Central Europe. My home country is Slovakia and I really enjoy taking photos. If you love dogs or you would like to make your photos more interesting, you can try to ask me about bringing my bearded collie Amalka.

Bratislava’s Jewish past isn’t just confined to historical monuments—it’s still alive today! On our tour, you’ll see how the city is preserving and celebrating its Jewish roots with vibrant Jewish cultural events, synagogues, and community spaces. The impact of WWII, communism, and modern-day preservation efforts are all woven into the narrative of this tour. Our guide goes beyond facts and dates—you’ll hear personal stories of survival and loss, the struggles of post-war Jewish communities, and the efforts being made to revive Jewish culture in Bratislava today. This is an opportunity to connect emotionally with the history. We offer private and small-group options, allowing us to tailor the tour to your interests. Whether you are passionate about Jewish history, family heritage, or simply curious about the hidden Jewish landmarks of Bratislava, we will customize the tour to give you a meaningful experience.

Discover western Slovakian city of Trnava on this tour with roundtrip train tickets from Bratislava. Explore the city's numerous churches and picturesque streets on a guided walking tour.