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Party at Silent Disco in the Klarisky Church or visit the performance of Czech theater group V.O.S.A.
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Winter offers best conditions.
Finnish tour operators invited to the country.
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The service available in three languages.
Slovak regions near the Ukrainian border are a nice surprise for visitors.
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The national monument is a tourist attraction.
Apart from some of Slovakia's best art galleries, Bratislava is also home to many museums. On just one street close to the Old Town, there are four of them right next to each other.
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A tourist train is hoped to reduce car traffic near popular Muráň meadow.
Set out on a Sunday forest hike to Lesopark or visit organ concerts in the Slovak Radio.
The Slovak capital ranks high in the ranking of the most boring cities.
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French baroque garden served as inspiration.
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Vistas, forest, streams, you'll get it all here.
Visit opening of Presidential Garden with its special program.
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Archaeological research has unveiled rich history of Tematín ruins.
Several museums and galleries in Bratislava are open, free of charge, on the first Wednesday of the month.
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The museum of the historic Von Roll cable car is accessible to visitors free of charge.
The monument is being restored by volunteers, but they warn that visitors must tour it only at their own risk.
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Trail to Chata pri Zelenom Plese offers an easy hike for anyone.
Move will help save rare building.
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Spiš region gains new attraction.
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- 2. On the Slovak-Ukrainian border, an American feels pessimism but also sees potential
- 3. IBM to lay off hundreds in Bratislava
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- 5. Last Week: Fico does right by Ukraine, for once
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- 7. Hidden gems in the east: Smuggling museum, 'Croatian' lake, and guitar heaven
- 8. Romanian coffee chain announces big plans in Slovakia
- 9. No other monument in Bratislava like this, its future uncertain
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- 2. Last Week: Fico does right by Ukraine, for once
- 3. Layoffs continue, possibly hundreds of AT&T jobs may be at risk
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- 5. Pellegrini is a farce of Trump
- 6. Romanian coffee chain announces big plans in Slovakia
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