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Plan language: FrançaisThe top things to do in Slovakia include exploring Bratislava Castle perched 85 meters above the Danube River, admiring the Gothic beauty of St. Elisabeth Cathedral in Košice, and wandering the vast ruins of Spiš Castle, one of Central Europe's largest medieval fortresses. Don’t miss the serene Štrbské Pleso mountain lake and the mystical Demänovská Cave of Liberty with its impressive stalactites.


Červený Kláštor
Jagged limestone peaks and the Dunajec River create dramatic alpine scenery worth the trip. Paddle rafts, hike ridge trails, and photograph castle and gorge panoramas.
Faits rapides: Sharp limestone cliffs plunge toward a ribbon-like river where flat wooden rafts glide through narrow gorges, local raftmen guide the boats with long poles. Alpine meadows and sun-warmed limestone ledges host rare orchids and a surprising mix of birds that make each hike feel alive with color and song.
Points forts: Flat wooden rafts piloted by veteran raftmen glide through the gorge, a typical guided descent covers about nine kilometers and lasts roughly two hours while long poles tap against the riverbed. A quirky tradition has guides using a three-note whistle call to synchronize strokes, the canyon magnifies the notes so visitors hear them echo like a drumline answering from the cliffs.
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Trdelník is a spit-roasted rolled pastry coated in sugar and chopped nuts, commonly sold at markets and festivals and closely associated with Central European street food in Slovakia.

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