Discover historic 500-year-old cellars under the Town Hall, where a collection of over 1500 varieties of wine from Slovakia, Moravia, and around the world awaits. Learn all about the art of winemaking, presentation, and proper tasting as you taste selected wines in a special tasting hall.

Experience the magic of the oldest of Prešov's ten fountains, gifted by Marek Holländer as a thank you for his trading permission. Surrounded by stone animals that spit water, Neptune is enthroned with his trident, symbolic of the city's former opening to Jewish citizens.

Discover works of art spanning over four centuries, from the late Gothic period to the present day. Marvel at rare 15th-19th century wooden sculptures, icons, and paintings, as well as 20th-century regional art. Nestled in a historic Renaissance house, the museum combines cultural heritage with the living artistic tradition of eastern Slovakia.

Built in memory of the Russian saint Alexander Nevsky, this modern construction reflects the traditions of Russian Orthodox architecture. In its halls, under majestic arches and an elegant portico, spiritual tranquility blends with cultural depth, while the light dances through the windows and envelops the relics of the saints in a mysterious glow.

Along Hlavná Street, you'll find Gothic cathedrals from the 1400s, regal townhouses and palaces. In summer, outdoor seating areas of restaurants and bars invite you to linger. Discover small alleys lined with monasteries and historical monuments. At the southern end, the 18th-century Greek Catholic Cathedral of St. John the Baptist impresses, surrounded by the bishop's palace and theological faculty.

Discover handmade treasures and taste regional specialties directly from the producers. Between fresh fruits, vegetables and artisan products, you will find culinary highlights such as bryndzové halušky. Each bite tells the story of the local culture and tradition as you stroll through the stalls and appreciate the real craft.

Over the Mária Valéria Bridge you walk between Štúrovo and Esztergom, where two nations are connected by history and culture. Marvel at the largest church in Hungary, the Esztergom Basilica, and relax in the thermal baths of Štúrovo. A unique opportunity to experience the beauty and hospitality of two countries in one day.

Wander through medieval architecture, explore the imposing fortress walls, and marvel at the ornate frescoes in the Romanesque church of St. Emmeram. Experience the captivating history of the Slavic and Great Moravian rulers as you walk through the magnificent halls and bishop's palace, surrounded by the natural beauty of the hill and the meandering Nitra.

Discover the unique combination of Moorish-Byzantine architecture and Jewish history in the 1911 synagogue. Admire oriental ornaments, an imposing domed hall, and immerse yourself in culture through concerts and exhibitions. Get up close and personal with the past through artifacts and documents in the museum that shed light on Jewish life in Nitra.

A walk through the upper town reveals Gothic fortress walls, Baroque-Classicist architecture with the Major Seminary, the Franciscan Monastery and the Country House. Admire Bishop Kluch's Empire House and the statue of Corgoň, namesake of the local beer. The view from the summit and the view of the historic clockwork in a glass case complete the experience.

For almost 300 years, Trnava was the religious and cultural center of the Hungarian Kingdom. Today, numerous old, beautiful churches in a relatively small area bear witness to this glorious past. In addition to the architecture, the lively city invites you to stroll through the old town or relax in one of the numerous cafés.

Perched on a hill, this huge castle offers stunning views over the surrounding meadows and the majestic peaks of the High Tatras. With an area of over 41,000 square meters, a world of medieval ruins unfolds here, telling stories of past kingdoms. A free audio guide in English deepens the experience, while the ascent to the top of the 22-meter-tall tower provides a bird's-eye view of the picturesque surroundings.

Discover the hidden treasure of Neoclassical and Moorish elements at the Orthodox Synagogue. Admire the hand-painted decorations and the ornate Torah shrine, a masterpiece by a Graz sculptor. The synagogue, built in 1898, offers cultural events in addition to religious services and houses the Barkany collection in the former women's gallery.

Gain deep insight into a dark past through the eyes of Antonio Caraffa, who executed 24 people and built a torture chamber. This national cultural monument, once a prison and armoury, now serves as a museum that vividly depicts medieval methods of punishment. Not for the faint of heart, it reveals the dark side of human history.

Explore colorful tulip fields reminiscent of Holland and be enchanted by the variety of rhododendrons and azaleas at the Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden. At the Grotto, you'll find a tranquil retreat surrounded by lush botanical gardens. These places offer not only spectacular blooms, but also space for peace and reflection in nature.

Discover over 2300 unique archaeological finds ranging from the Stone Age to the 18th century. Explore the cultural and historical development from prehistoric times to the Middle Ages, with a focus on the Great Moravian era. Children can look forward to a special children's art gallery that introduces them to the past in a playful way.

Enter an architectural masterpiece of three churches from different eras, surrounded by majestic fortress walls. Admire Gothic frescoes, climb the steps to the stunning view from the tower, and discover the resting place of the bishops. A walk through manicured gardens completes the experience.

Experience world-class performances in one of Slovakia's most modern theatre buildings, the Andrej Bagar Theatre. With a capacity of 577 seats in the Great Hall and a variable studio, it offers the ideal setting for the staging of contemporary and classical plays. The neoclassical architecture adds a unique shine to any performance.

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Discover how waterworks work, immerse yourself in the world of Danube water sellers, and learn when the first soda water was created. At the Danube Museum, you can expect fascinating insights into the role of the Danube in Hungarian culture and history, presented in an interactive and family-friendly exhibition.

Admire a sandstone column crowned by the Virgin Mary and Child, erected in thanksgiving for the end of the plague epidemics. Eight statues of saints surround it, a testimony of gratitude and protection. This Marian Column, a Slovak national monument, combines deep history with artistic craftsmanship.

Experience vibrant theatrical art in a unique hexagonal architecture that combines tradition and modernity. From classical plays in Slovak to performances in the rare Rusyn language, the Jonáš Záborský Theatre provides a stage for Prešov's cultural diversity. Lose yourself in performances that have been beating the cultural heart of the city since the 17th century.

Discover the art of brewing beer right at the source and enjoy award-winning Šariš beers, including the light 12% Premium Lager, the dark Šariš 11% Tmavý and the original Šariš Light. Combine your taste experience with traditional Slovak cuisine in an ambience that masterfully combines tradition and modernity.