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Magical castles, grand churches , fascinating ruins and underground caves, Slovakia is a beautiful land. In the capital city of Bratislava you will be immersed in arts and culture, as well as galleries, performances, and traditional folk music that you can find scattered all over the state. Slovakia has unique architecture and a vibrant art scene that captivates its audience. The upside of Slovakia not being considered much of a tourist destination is that you have a comfortable space in which to enjoy the local hangout spots and tourist attractions. The local people are very hospitable, and you’re more than likely to find a few folk at a local pub willing to share a couple of drinks and stories with you.

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  • Take advantage of Slovakia’s shimmering landscapes and explore it in a new way every day. Children will love the variety of winter sports on offer, and plenty of free time allows for a family snowball fight and snowman competitions. Families of experienced skiers can perfect their skills, or families new to the alpine environment can learn the craft by making the most of the lessons on offer. Either way, all families can be assured of a downhill experience that is nothing but fun. Indulge in a host of other adrenaline activities, from dog sledding with eager huskies to the freedom of walking with snowshoes. But most importantly, instil all ages with a love of the great outdoors and a heart-warming glow of daily delight.

    StartsZuberec, Slovakia
    EndsZuberec, Slovakia
    RegionSlovakia
    Duration8 days
    Tour OperatorIntrepid Travel
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  • Travel from Vienna to Dubrovnik on a tour through Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Croatia. Discover a region where the past continues to weave its spell through alpine towns and green valleys, and emanates from medieval castles and austere monasteries – getting a sense of the hidden magic of Central Europe. Traversing nine countries, there is much to see and plenty of opportunity to experience the culture and the people of this enchanting pocket of Europe. Better yet, there’s loads of flexibility for you to do it your own way.

    StartsVienna, Austria
    EndsDubrovnik, Croatia
    RegionCzech Republic
    Duration29 days
    Tour OperatorIntrepid Travel
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  • Take the long road through Bohemia on this adventure-filled tour from Germany to Italy. Travelling from historical landmarks and medieval squares to magical hilltop castles and romantic canals, this is an architectural extravaganza that cannot be missed. Wander among imposing Iron Curtain relics in Berlin, experience bohemian hospitality in an underground Prague bar and stroll the banks of the sparkling River Danube on a visit to Budapest. With the freedom to choose your own adventure in each city, you’ll be captivated by the mysteries that are revealed on this tour of Central Europe.

    StartsBerlin, Germany
    EndsVenice, Italy
    RegionCzech Republic
    Duration15 days
    Tour OperatorIntrepid Travel
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  • Experience the best of this old-world region on a journey through enchanting Central Europe. Travel to Austria and be immersed in the country’s superb musical heritage and step back in time in the castles of the Czech Republic. Experience Polish traditions while exploring the romantic Old Town of Krakow and get active in Slovakia’s Tatra Mountains. Conclude this classical adventure by taking the road less travelled to Budapest.

    StartsVienna, Austria
    EndsBudapest, Hungary
    RegionCzech Republic
    Duration15 days
    Tour OperatorIntrepid Travel
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