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So, starting with its capital, Bratislava, you will find a beautiful medieval village surrounded by not so attractive apartment block in the suburbs. The city is unusual in that the borders of two other countries, Austria and Hungary, as a matter of importance Vienna is just 60 km away! The city is largely a pedestrian zone, so you can leave your rental just outside and walk, you can walk through downtown in minutes. But if you do you will find manyinteresting buildings in the old town hall, built in the 14th century and now serves as the City Museum in Bratislava. Other places to see are the Castle of Bratislava, Grassalkovich Palace and the Slavin monument, and many more.

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Towards the east and north along the D1 motorway, about 45 km, you arrive in Trnava, which is a city of historical importance, which also serveslike the Catholic Church archdiocese in Slovakia. The center has a lot to see and visit, so it's worth while 'of time.

A small deviation for D1 and R1 for about 40 km to Nitra, one of the oldest cities in Slovakia and is also one of the largest. In the town you Hrad (castle) which can have more than a thousand years.

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Back to Trnava and continues to D1 will take you to Tren
inside. This city is often called the Pearl of Povazske because of its scenic beauty, both natural and architectural heritage. The city has a couple of interesting museums, and even has a couple of great shopping. Is the highlight of a trip here will make a visit to Tren
Castle traces its roots in Roman times, and overlooks the city.

Slovakia CarAuto Tip D1 motorway, main roads of the country, as it covers the entire length from west to east. But the road is still under construction in some parts, so that may be a case where you are and you are driving at 130 km / h, and then suddenly brought to a crawl while traveling through construction sites.

Continuing northeasterly along D1, gradually Zilina. This city was destroyed a couple of times in its history, but has been rebuiltToday is an important industrial center for Slovakia, which includes Kia cars. The city is a major center for trips that run from east to west, which is Ukraine – Prague and the north-south direction is Warsaw – Vienna . While here, there's plenty to see how the Church of St. Povazske Stephen King, and many others.

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Turn south D1, see Martin, near Wee Small Fatra and find> ka Fatra mountains – is an excellent opportunity to ski. Within the city, attractions such as the Slovak Matica and the Slovak National Museum to find.

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Another detour on the road D1 and 65 will arrive in Banska Bystrica. This city is worth it, because it is among the four major national parks in Slovakia. National Parks Velka Fatra, Low Tatras, Polana and hills Štiavnické are all located around the city. Before you head out of parks, a walk around the centerMany buildings will be rewarded with valuable Romanesque and Gothic. The medieval town has excellent access to the mountains.

Slovakia Car Hire Tip During the winter months from October to March, is required by law that all cars drive with their lights on.

Back to Martin and then further east you get to Presov. This city is one of the largest in the country and students to connect to more than 10% of the population of the city, so the city has a livelynightlife. The city is an important cultural center with some of the finest opera, theater and games are held in Jonas Záborský Theater. The Center is also a wonderful place to look around and all the different styles of architecture through the ages.

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Heading south, you arrive in Kosice. This cityBratislava is the second only in size and importance in Slovakia. Center is mostly pedestrian, and is located in Eastern Slovakia Museum, East Slovak Gallery, and the Slovak Technical Museum. The city also hosts the oldest annual marathon in Europe, Kosice Peace Marathon.

Slovakia Car Hire Tip This is the end of the tour and visit Slovakia on most of the headquarters. A non-stop return trip to Bratislava should last approximately 6 hours, so keep yourtime and enjoy the scenery for a second time.