Discover the ideal holiday rental for your stay in Slovakia
Have you ever considered going to Slovakia for your holidays? If your answer to this question is no, then maybe it's about time you did! Although Slovakia isn't always at the top of everyone's holiday destination lists, it is a great location to visit.
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Despite its small size, Slovakia attracts many tourists each year, who are drawn in by an abundance of snow sports, castle gazing and enjoying the unrivalled natural beauty and wilderness on offer in this central European country. Slovakia joined the Eurozone in 2004, meaning that the Euro is used here, so you don't have to worry about working out a new currency before you head off on your travels! If you book a self catering holiday home in Slovakia, you're sure to be surprised by the amount of fascinating things there are available to see and do here, as well as the intriguing Slovak folklore and traditions which will make your holidays a truly unique experience. The little capital city of Slovakia is Bratislava in the very western corner of the counry, which shares borders with both lower Austria and the west of Hungary, meaning it is very easy to get to cities like Vienna and Budapest. Many people think that Slovakia is often cold, but actually it has a typical European climate – the summer tends to be warm and dry and the winters are fairly cold. Obviously, depending on which region you travel to the weather will be different, for example in the mountainous regions it can feel particularly cold during the winter thanks to strong northeasterly winds and sometimes heavy snowfall.
Bratislava
Bratislava, one of the the warmest, driest parts of Slovakia as well as its capital, is a city surrounded by nature. The Danube river flows just to the south of the centre of Bratislava, and the Little Carpathian mountain range lies just to the north of the city, which contains a wide variets of flora and fauna and a number of castles. This includes Bratislava Castle, the country's main castle which watches over the town from a rocky hill above the river. From the castle, you will be able to experience views across the country, as well as into Austria, and, on a good day, Hungary. The capital is easy to get to from the airport, as the centre is only about a 15-20 minute drive. Things to do here include paying a visit to the Blue Church (the Church of St. Elizabeth) which is one of many churches situated in the quaint Old Town, as well as many buildings and museums like the Old Town Hall, the National Museum of Slovakia and the City Museum of Bratislava. Bratislava nightlife is lively and modern, and although it may not be as wild as that of cities like Berlin or Prague, many of the clubs in the city have no entrance fees and stay open til late. Thanks to this, this city is becoming more and more popular for people planning their stag do, although it is still fairly compact and so is probably better for a quieter stag with smaller groups. There are, however, still things like shooting, quad biking, go karting and white water rafting on offer. Vanues range from the Slovak Pub which is suitable both for daytime and nighttime, to nightclubs like Subclub and Trafo Music Bar. After a day of discovery and a night of partying, you'll be glad to return to your private Slovakia holiday rentals to get some rest.
Skiing in Slovakia
If you're looking for something different this year as you're bored of the usual skiing holidays in Italy, Switzerland, the French Alps, for example in Avoriaz or Ordino, Andorra, then maybe its time for you to try out the slopes that Slovakia has to offer. Although they may not be as famous as other regions in Europe, this doesn't mean that they aren't worth a trip! The resorts here are much smaller, but also considerably less busy than those that you'd find in the more well-known destinations. If you book a holiday home in Slovakia in the more mountainous areas, such as the Jasná ski resort, spread over Chopok mountain in the Low Tatra range, Donovaly, in the Low Tatras National Park, which is one of the largest ski resorts in the country and is ideal for intermediate and beginner skiers, or Tatranska Lomnica, where you'll find a good mixture of different pistes which are suitable for all abilities. This makes it an ideal skiing resort in Slovakia to travel to with your family or in a group, as there will be skiers with varied amounts of experience. For the more advanced skiers, the runs winding between the trees will make a good challenge. You can practise cross country skiing in all of these resorts too, as well as in the alpine resort of Stednica above the village Zdiar.
What are the most popular accommodations in Slovakia?
The most booked accommodations in Slovakia are apartment rental and bed and breakfast rental. We search from more than 126 accommodations in Slovakia to help you find the perfect place to stay during your trip.
What does it cost to rent a holiday home in Slovakia?
With Casamundo, you will find holiday rentals in Slovakia starting from as little as £24. On average, properties in Slovakia will have a size of 27 m² (Bed and breakfast rental) and 61 m² (Apartment rental).
Do you offer pet-friendly apartment rental in Slovakia?
When travelling with your dog in Slovakia, chalet are recommended. These are the most common type of pet-friendly accommodations and cost an average of £181 per night.
Do you also offer accommodations that are suitable for groups in Slovakia ?
For your holiday in Slovakia, we have a great selection of accommodations for groups. The typical apartment rental has space for 4 guests.
What are the most popular holiday destinations in Slovakia?
