Demänovská Dolina

Bratislava, the capital of the country, welcomes many tourists all year round; they can discover the surprising mix of baroque, modern and socialist architectural styles. Nitra, the oldest city in the country, and Trencin, which hosts the country's largest music festival, are other intriguing cities. In addition to these fascinating cities, Slovakia is seen as a natural treasure with plethora of sites. The country counts 9 national parks where mountains, plains, rivers, caves and rocks coexist in perfect harmony. It is a true playground for outdoor enthusiasts. History lovers should know that Slovakia has the highest number of castles per inhabitant in the world: medieval castles, as well as Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque ones. If you are looking for an off-road destination, leave Bratislava and head east. You will get across beautiful castles, fascinating villages and a luxurious nature.

Slovakia

Zilina Region

Demänovská Jaskyňa is an ice cave located in the Demänovská Valley in Low Tatras, Slovakia. It was first mentioned in 1299. It is one of the oldest known caves in Europe.  Currently, the route for visitors is 850 m long and takes about 45 minutes.

Demänovská Jaskyňa, Slovakia

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