Where to go on a trip Fričovce

If you are planning your trip to the surroundings of the village of Fričovce near Kežmarok in the Prešov Region, we recommend trying an adrenaline-pumping ride on an armored personnel carrier. A ride on a modified BVP (bojové vozidlo pechoty / infantry fighting vehicle) will especially appeal to families with children and military technology enthusiasts.

This experience is offered to you by the company Bajonet s.r.o., which has been operating sightseeing rides for tourists for several years. Explore the interior of this armored tracked military vehicle weighing nearly 13 tons, or enjoy the view of the landscape from specially adapted seats on its roof platform. You will find two types of rides on offer. The simpler one is 3 km long, during which you will complete a ride in less demanding terrain around the agricultural cooperative. For more demanding customers, a 4 km long route in tougher terrain is also available.

So, did we catch your interest? If so, we have an extra bonus for you. For a surcharge, you have the unique opportunity to try driving such an armored personnel carrier yourself. Come and experience the roaring hum of the engine, the powerful grip of the steel tracks, and the breeze blowing through your hair while conquering difficult terrain and fording a stream. Perhaps this experience will captivate you so much that next time you will book this unique machine for the whole day. The minimum number of passengers is 2 people. The vehicle can carry a maximum of 16 interested passengers. The maximum speed reached is 40 km/h.

At the same time, you have a unique opportunity to create original photos and videos that you will be able to show off to your colleagues, acquaintances, or family members. Given that the company Bajonet has been involved in buying and selling movable property of the military administration since 2006, it is possible that during your visit you will also have the opportunity to see other military vehicles and technology. So do not hesitate and take your children on an adrenaline ride they will not soon forget.

After this adrenaline experience, we also recommend visiting the gem that this village offers. It is the beautiful Renaissance manor house Fričovský kaštieľ, whose true jewel lies mainly in its exterior sgraffito figural decoration depicting around 150 historical and mythological figures. Put on your hiking boots and explore the remains of Lipovský hrad, located northwest of the village of Lipovce. You do not have to fear evil even inside the cave Zlá diera. In Slovakia, there is a place where the law of gravity does not apply. Want to take a look at it? Then plan a trip to the gravity anomaly Lačnovská gravitačná anomália.

To enjoy your trip to the fullest and indulge in all the fun activities in Fričovce or its surroundings, we definitely recommend booking accommodation near the armored personnel carrier ride. You can take advantage of all accommodation options in Fričovce. We have accommodation providers who will gladly offer you their apartments Fričovce or private accommodation Fričovce.

Surrounded by the picturesque nature of the Horný Šariš region, in the district of Prešov, in a quiet part of the village of Fričovce, you will find a true gem of Slovak Renaissance architecture. The beautiful Kaštieľ Fričovce manor house dates back to the beginning of the 17th century, when the construction of manor houses in Slovakia was at its peak. Its uniqueness lies primarily in its exterior sgraffito figurative decoration depicting around 150 historical and mythological figures. In addition to its beautiful architecture, the manor house attracts visitors with an excellent restaurant and an adjacent park with small ponds and historical trees.

This charming monument was built between 1623 and 1630 by the Berthóty family. The author of the figurative decoration is the painter and sgraffito artist Martin Waxman. He created the artwork on the building's facade using the two-color sgraffito technique, utilizing ivory and greyish-black charcoal. An interesting feature of the figures is their larger heads compared to their bodies. During creation, the author took into account the vertical perspective of the viewer looking up from below. In terms of content, you can admire up to 150 figures from various fields on the decoration. Here you will find ancient gods, figures symbolizing human virtues, figures from Hungarian and Polish history, kings, sultans, and emperors of the Roman Empire.

In 1998, the Tomko family became the owners of the manor house, breathing new life into the dilapidated building after more than 40 years. Extensive reconstruction included structural repairs, restoration of the exterior, interiors, outbuildings, and the park. The foundation of the greenery consists of deciduous trees reaching ages of 100 to 150 years. You can admire old linden trees, chestnuts, maples, as well as wingnut, mulberry, tulip tree, and ginkgo. Small ponds complete the beautiful scenery. In addition to touring the historical building and taking a walk through the picturesque park, you can also treat yourself to a delicious lunch or sit down for a fine coffee in the manor house. Directly inside the historical premises of the manor house, you will find a popular restaurant with a selection of culinary specialties of Slovak cuisine.

You can combine a tour of this beautiful manor house in Fričovce with an exciting adrenaline adventure: a ride in an armored personnel carrier. Would you like to step into the role of a soldier for a moment and explore the surrounding nature from aboard a tank? Or do you prefer a journey into history and making a trip to the ruins of Lipovský hrad castle? In nearby Lipovce, you can also venture into the mysterious underground of the unlit Zlá diera cave or to an interesting spot defying the laws of physics called the Lačnovská gravitačná anomália. Will you uncover its secret?

This region boasts a wide range of points of interest and attractive, albeit lesser-known, hiking trails. To have enough time to discover them all, we recommend booking accommodation near Kaštieľ Fričovce. The selection of popular cottages in Fričovce and neighboring villages is truly diverse. If you prefer the comfort of a guesthouse or accommodation in apartments, we recommend choosing from the accommodation offer in Prešov. You are sure to find a holiday base according to your expectations here.

The popular ski resort Búče is situated on the outskirts of the village of Renčišov, in the district of Sabinov. It is located only about 28 km northwest of Prešov. In addition to slopes of all difficulty levels and a large capacity of ski lifts, this winter area can also boast perfect snow conditions. It owes them to its mountain environment and altitude. The surroundings even favor fans of cross-country skiing and ski touring.

The resort is equipped with five ski lifts with a transport capacity of 2,000 people per hour. Slopes of all difficulty levels are available with a total length of 4 km. A ski school is prepared for the youngest skiers. More advanced skiers can use a classic T-bar lift. More experienced winter sports enthusiasts will find what they are looking for on the 400 m long slope and on the ski lift serving two intermediate slopes. A slope is also prepared for proficient skiers and snowboarders.

A pleasant part of the resort is a mountain hut offering delicious meals. Cross-country skiers will enjoy several trails in the immediate vicinity ranging from 3 to 8 km in length. Ski mountaineers, on the other hand, can take advantage of numerous routes suitable for complete beginners as well as experienced lovers of this increasingly popular sport. The beautiful views from the ridge over the wide surroundings, capturing panoramas of Slovakia's highest mountain ranges, are an added bonus.

Access to the ski resort is from the adjacent village of Renčišov, where a park-and-ride lot is located. From there, it is approximately 1.5 km to the lifts. You can travel this route by ski bus or by 4x4 vehicle or using snow chains. In that case, you can park at the upper parking lot, right by the lifts. All that remains is to pull out your skis and gear and set off for a winter adventure.

Near this popular ski resort, you can also visit a sensitively made accessible cave without electric lighting bearing the somewhat intimidating name, Zlá diera. On the way to the cave, you will encounter an extraordinary attraction that defies the law of gravity. We are talking about the Lačnovská gravitačná anomália, a unique place where a stream flows uphill. Is that really so? Come and see for yourself. Book your accommodation near the Búče ski resort right now and start preparing your ski equipment. On our portal, you are guaranteed to easily find a cottage in Renčišov or in the immediate vicinity that fulfills your ideas of a winter vacation.

In the region of central and western Slovakia, there are two interesting tourist locations associated with the name Green Point and the Kukla hill.

Green Point nad Kluknavou is a unique 35-meter-high lookout tower situated on the Kremenec hill at an altitude of 681 m above sea level. It is the first energy self-sufficient lookout tower in Slovakia, using solar panels and wind turbines to generate its own electricity. This smart structure made of galvanized iron and larch wood is equipped with LED lighting with motion sensors and offers visitors free charging for mobile phones and e-bikes. A circular panoramic view of Kráľova hoľa, Sľubica, Kloptaň, and the panorama of Spiš opens up from its top. The lookout tower on the Kukla hill (564 m above sea level) is located in the Malé Karpaty mountain range above the village of Píla near Modra. The current 12-meter-high wooden structure stands on the site of the original tower and offers one of the most beautiful views of the nearby Hrad Červený Kameň castle. The Kukla hill is steeped in legends of medieval witches and, thanks to its accessibility, is a popular destination for easy hiking. The location is part of a protected landscape area, and marked hiking trails connecting Modra-Piesok with the valley of the Gidra stream pass through it.

What can you find here?

Near the Green Point tower, you will find modern technological facilities, information panels on renewable energy sources, and a relaxation area with charging stations. On the Kukla hill, there is a classic wooden lookout tower with a ladder climb, near which fire pits and seating for hikers are built. In both cases, these are places that combine active relaxation with exploring local nature.

Who is the place suitable for?

Both locations are ideal for families with children and recreational hikers looking for a half-day trip. Thanks to its technological aspect, Green Point nad Kluknavou is also attractive to fans of modern design and ecology, while Kukla in the Malé Karpaty attracts lovers of traditional hiking and history. The ascent to both view points is moderately demanding and can be handled by seniors or active cyclists as well.

What can you visit in the surrounding area?

In the vicinity of Kluknava, you can visit the Baroque-Neoclassical manor house in Kluknava or the historical wooden bridge over the Hornád river in the village of Štefanská Huta. Near the Kukla hill, there is the majestic Hrad Červený Kameň castle, an educational trail in the Zochova chata locality, or the rock formation Traja jazdci. For wine lovers, numerous wineries are available in the town of Modra and its district Kráľová.

There are few cases where natural richness marries cultural heritage so seamlessly. One of them can be found in Spiš, one of the most famous and most visited regions of Slovakia. And it is not just a Slovak, but a European uniqueness. Spišský hrad. One of the largest castles in all of Europe.

Thanks to its majesty, it is impossible to miss the castle. You will see it from afar, right from the highway. Lying below it is the small town of Spišské Podhradie, which is famous for its cathedral and priestly seminary. Spišský hrad castle is situated on a local travertine hill and, with an area of over 40,000 square meters, is one of the largest in all of Europe.

The entire castle rock is even a national natural monument. And the castle itself is inscribed on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list.

The travertine mound on which the castle stands enjoys an excellent strategic position. It stands up to 200 meters above the surrounding terrain, with the final meters being almost vertical. In the past, the travertine cliffs posed a great obstacle to enemies. The hillfort was inhabited back in ancient times by early cultures, even in the era before Christ. The period from the tenth to the thirteenth century represented a period of great development for the castle. Due to attacks by the Tatars, there was an acute need for a defensive castle. The first structure to be built was a massive, majestic tower, which was destroyed by an earthquake. In the 13th century, its successor was built, a tower that stands to this day.

During this period, there was vibrant construction activity at the castle. Paradoxically, the castle progressed despite the devastating Mongol invasions in 1241. A century later, a further expansion of the castle took place. The courtyard, measuring 150 x 60 meters, was exceptionally spacious for its time. Over time, the lower massive courtyard, which gives the castle such a large area, began to become a burden. Maintaining guards and defending such a vast area was unnecessary. Therefore, as time went on, it began to be used almost exclusively for economic and utility purposes.

The castle was ruled by the most famous royal and noble families. Worth mentioning are the Thurzo, Zápoľský, and Csák families. Over time, the castle began to fall into disrepair, playing its final role during the uprising. Imperial troops were stationed here, later abandoning the castle. The nail in the castle's coffin was a fire in 1780. The castle then decayed, lasting until 1945. It had to wait a while longer for reconstruction. Rescue and restoration works on the castle only began in 1961.

A tour of the castle offers something interesting for everyone. The castle tower, torture chamber, exhibition of period weapons, or a walk through the lower courtyard offer a wide spectrum of things to see. It would be a shame to miss the surrounding attractions, such as Katedrála sv. Martina in Spišská Kapitula or historical Levoča.

You will find the most convenient accommodation with the best access to Spišský hrad castle in Spišské Podhradie or nearby Žehra, which boasts a small church also inscribed on the UNESCO list. Your choices will primarily consist of private accommodations, but you will also find affordable and pleasant guesthouses. Discover our European-renowned gems and set out to explore the secrets of Spiš.

Šariš is a wonderful region of Slovakia. Among its gems is undoubtedly the Expozícia filmu Obchod na korze a Múzeum exhibition and museum, located directly in Sabinov. After all, who wouldn't know the legendary Czechoslovak film Obchod na korze (The Shop on Main Street), which won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 1965? Such a success was recorded for the very first time in the era of our cinematography back then.

The exhibition has been open to tourists since 2006, when the opening ceremony was attended by the wife of Mr. Ladislav Grosman, the author and screenwriter of this world-renowned picture. The main role featured Jozef Kroner, whose life-sized bronze cast statue of character Tóno Brtko now adorns the local Námestie slobody square. It serves as a reminder of the movie's message that freedom is not a given; it is a gift and a privilege worth standing up and fighting for. We must not forget this thought, and you can also sensitively explain a part of our history here to your children that belongs among the sadder and more painful ones. The exhibition is open on weekdays, and the town's cultural and information center operates alongside it.

Why specifically Sabinov? Because this famous film was shot right in this East Slovak town. In the permanent exhibition, in addition to the original script, props and photographs reminding visitors of the work during filming are prepared for you. Here you will also find written correspondence between the inhabitants of Sabinov and the filmmakers, a manuscript, foreign language translations of the work, and excerpts from the film constantly projected on the screen in the background, completing the authentic atmosphere of this place. The author of the work, Ladislav Grosman, still closely watches over the events in the museum through his likeness in the form of a bust. Juraj Navrátil also donated a record with the film's main theme song to the museum, and the author's wife contributed photographs, documents, and study transcripts that will guide you through the life of this brilliant screenwriter. The residents of Sabinov contributed as well, revealing their perspective on the filming through various written stories and experiences.

It is certainly worth staying longer in this region and exploring its hidden corners. Accommodation around the Expozícia filmu Obchod na korze a Múzeum is available to you in various forms. Lovely cottages, guesthouses, apartments, and hotels in the Prešovský region will provide you with a pleasant base so you can discover the beauties of Eastern Slovakia. Hike up to Kamenický hrad, which stands guard over the village of Kamenica, where you can also take a walk along the adjacent educational trail. You can also explore the beautiful nature of Čergov in a slightly less traditional way, on horseback, which they will gladly arrange for you at Farma Kamenica. During the summer season, you can refresh yourself at the Kúpalisko Sabinov swimming pool or at AQUApark Lipany. In winter, skiers will appreciate the proximity of the ski resorts Ski Drienica and Lysá Ski Resort.

You cannot miss Ranč FAH during your wanderings around Spišská Nová Ves. It is situated 1 kilometer south of the dominant Spišský hrad, in the settlement of Hodkovce, which falls under the village of Žehra. The ranch offers a pleasant relaxation area for the whole family. You will find a passion for horseback riding here and appreciate the magnificent views of the rock massifs of the Dreveník protected landscape area.

The little ones will not miss out either, as the staff will gladly saddle up a pony for them. If you would like to improve your riding skills, an instructor is available for you and will happily help you. You can also tour the nearby sights in a horse-drawn carriage. You will feel just like in a fairy tale. When nature wraps itself in a white blanket, do not hesitate to take a ride on a sleigh pulled by local steeds.

There is something here even for adrenaline lovers. It is the so-called skijoring, which is essentially skiing while being pulled by a horse. Believe it or not, powder snow will be all around you. If your stomach starts rumbling while collecting unusual experiences, you will certainly appreciate the rich selection of home cooking, where you can also taste handmade organic farm products. For those who love wine, a tasting of this precious beverage is prepared.

Spiš has its charm, and the people here are very warm-hearted. Come and see their hospitality for yourself, which you will experience in cottages or guest houses in Spišské Podhradie. Great accommodation options can also be found near Ranč FAH. While you are here, certainly do not miss a visit to Katedrála sv. Martina or learn the art of pottery at Spišský hrad. Children will surely enjoy Zoologická záhrada Spišská Nová Ves, where they can observe animals undisturbed.

Skiers in Slovakia often bypass the eastern part of the country. Perhaps they don't even know what they are missing out on. The pristine nature, somewhat hidden from the eyes of tourists, offers something for them as well. Perhaps the best ski resort they can visit here is Relax Center Plejsy.

The ski resort has a more than fitting name, as the services in the resort offer great opportunities for active relaxation. Where can you find all this? Just a short distance from Krompachy. You can get here, for example, from Spišské Podhradie. The resort is spread over the northern slopes of Krompašský vrch. Thanks to its northern orientation, there is always plenty of snow at Plejsy.

Relax Center Plejsy is not just any ordinary ski resort. It is one of those larger and modern skiing centers. Its high level is also evidenced by the organization of international skiing events, such as the European Cup skiing races.

The resort offers more than sufficient elevation gain. It ranges between 470 – 912 meters above sea level. But do you know what is absolute best about Plejsy? That all groups of skiers can enjoy skiing here. You will find slopes for beginners, intermediate skiers, and even total experts. Most of the slopes are designated for intermediate skiers. The resort is therefore suitable for family skiing as well as for every skier looking to refine their skills.

The Plejsy resort offers up to 9 km of slopes. Its pride is the main slope, which contains all levels of difficulty you can encounter. At the beginning, it has the steepest incline, later transitioning into medium difficulty, and the final section has a gentle slope suitable even for beginners. The resort's longest slope is also above average, measuring up to 2,500 meters. Up to 5 ski lifts will take care of your comfort while skiing.

Other additional services at Plejsy are at a European level: plenty of parking spaces, snack bars, a restaurant, a comprehensive artificial snowmaking system, and floodlighting for night skiing. Thanks to this, you will be skiing late into the evening and until early spring. The average ski season lasts up to 123 days, proving that you can ski here for a really long time.

The surroundings of the resort offer options for interesting trips, whether to the nearby Slovenský raj or to the aforementioned Spišské Podhradie. History, culture, nature, and sports enthusiasts will all find something to enjoy here. Cross-country skiing enthusiasts haven't been forgotten either. You will find up to 11 km of cross-country trails here where you can train from morning to evening.

Plejsy is full of life, especially in winter. The high number of tourists requires broad accommodation capacities. These are available here in various quality levels and price ranges. From modern guesthouses and beautiful cottages to pleasant and quiet private accommodations in nearby villages. In addition, right next to the ski lifts, Hotel Plejsy will ensure maximum comfort during your stay. So head on over for a great skiing trip.

You don't have to go abroad to enjoy relaxation and water fun. You can find these pleasures in Slovakia as well. In northeastern Slovakia, between the Bachureň and Čergov mountain ranges, lies the town of Lipany. It is sought after thanks to its natural treasure, thermal water with a temperature of 80 to 90°C. This is utilized in the AQUApark Lipany complex, which belongs to modern, newly built resorts with a rich offer of services.

You can visit AQUApark Lipany not only during the summer when the outdoor pools are available. In the exterior, you will find 2 children's pools and 2 relaxation pools. During lower attendance, the relaxation pools are also used by active swimmers or lovers of various swimming styles. The depth of one of them is 1.2 m and the temperature ranges from 28 to 32°C, and you will also find a unique opportunity to refresh yourself at the pool bar here.

The water in the pools is filled from a geothermal well, the depth of which reaches 3,400 m below the Earth's surface. Hot water is pushed up from it, which is cooled on the surface to a temperature of 30 to 36°C. It is entirely up to you whether you lounge in one of the pools or make use of any of the unoccupied sun loungers, where you can also indulge in rest after a beneficial bath. While watching the surroundings, you might also be tempted by one of the adrenaline attractions. You can slide down a circular water slide or a chute here. There are several to choose from, and it only depends on you which attraction will be close to your heart.

The AQUApark Lipany complex also offers other additional services. You don't have to leave its premises and can peacefully enjoy refreshments at one of the food stalls. Mothers with children especially appreciate the playgrounds on dry land and in the water. A huge plus is the magnificent view of the surrounding countryside. You can hide from the sun only thanks to a parasol, which you need to bring with you, however. There are no trees or shaded spots available in the complex. Showers and changing rooms are a matter of course as well.

You can also make use of the fully built wellness center, which has been accessible to visitors since 2022. Couples in love or seniors can look forward to relaxing in an outdoor whirlpool. Sauna sessions in various types of saunas have excellent effects on the human body. A cooling pool and a relaxation zone are not missing either.

Rested after bathing or enjoying the sauna, you can explore other attractions. The region is rich and offers the possibility of a trip to Rožkovianske rybníky. They are intended mainly for fish farming or long romantic walks around their shores. Hikers can start their day with an ascent to the ruins of Kamenický hrad. Do not miss the Miniskanzen drevených chrámov, which is unique as it provides miniature models of Slovak sacral architectural works. Lovers of majestic steeds will enjoy the opportunity to go horseback riding at Farma Kamenica.

You have many options for where to go on a trip. It cannot be completed in a single day, so we recommend treating yourself to a few days of active stay in Eastern Slovakia. If you need help finding accommodation, just turn to us. Booking accommodation near AQUApark Lipany will be most ideal for you. We offer nice apartments in Lipany or other types of accommodation facilities. You just need to decide on the right one.

In the east of Slovakia, in the town of Spišské Podhradie, lies its separate part named Spišská Kapitula. From a distance, you will notice the massive Katedrála svätého Martina. This monumental building from the first third of the 13th century is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Not only history lovers or people seeking spiritual renewal will find what they are looking for here.

This Romanesque-Gothic building features two towering spires. Inside, you can find stunning Gothic altars, statues, tomb slabs, bells, or frescoes dating back to 1317 depicting the coronation of King Charles Robert. These are very rare pieces. You also will not miss the oldest Romanesque sculpture in Slovakia, Leo Albus.

Katedrála svätého Martina in Spišská Kapitula will offer you a perfect spiritual experience. In addition to visiting the cathedral from Tuesday to Sunday, you can also attend a religious service. The singing echoing through the spaces of this gigantic structure will delight your ears and soul. Upon request, a tour can be arranged for an organized group. You can choose a basic route with a guided commentary, or without one. It consists of the ground floor of the cathedral and the south sacristy. During the summer months, you can find a bit more information in the extended route, where you will see everything from the basic route plus the upper floor of the cathedral, which houses the canonical library, the archaeological exposition of the cathedral, and the westwork - the royal chapel (Leo Albus White Lion).

From a distance, you will see the silhouette of Katedrála svätého Martina as well as Spišský hrad. Plan a trip to these two interesting attractions of Spiš. Keep in mind, however, that perhaps thanks to accommodation near Katedrála sv. Martina in Spišskom Podhradie, you will soak up an amazing atmosphere. It is an environment where you can feel the antiquity of a sacred place and even a fortified one.

You can reach the cathedral from several directions, with a highway exit right in Spišské Podhradie. Do not miss the aforementioned largest castle fortress in Central Europe, Spišský hrad. In the summer season, potters here will convince you to make your own ceramics. A unique winter experience is provided by the exceptional Lesná sauna in Spišský Hrhov. However, the effects of saunas are beneficial for the body in every season.

If you stay at a cottage in Spišské Podhradie, you will certainly be close to Ranč Fah as well. You can indulge in sunsets with a glass of wine in hand in a guesthouse room in Spišské Podhradie. We know that the friendly approach of accommodation providers and comfortable rooms in any property guarantee a perfect feeling during your stay. The best accommodation in Spišské Podhradie can only be found with us.

Ľudové múzeum in Brezovica is a reflection of the rich history of the village of Brezovica in the Sabinov district. The village, situated at the junction of the Levočské vrchy and Bachureň mountains, can boast living elements of folk architecture and traditional crafts to this day. The history of the life and work of the people in the village is presented precisely by a smaller museum housed in a former mansion. Through its interesting exhibition, it will guide you through the past century in the village.

Ľudové múzeum offers a tour of traditional farm tools, period interior furnishings, as well as old photographs. The most valuable one dates back to 1901. A particularly interesting part of the exhibition is the complete process of flax processing, canvas and rug production. An interesting exhibit is a steamer trunk as evidence of the emigration wave that took place at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century. The intention of the entire exhibition is to show today's modern people traditional farm life, customs, and traditions of the people in this village

An interesting fact is that the museum in Brezovica was established on the initiative of local activists. They managed to acquire the management of the former mansion, in which the exhibition currently resides. Period items and exhibits were donated to the museum by the villagers directly from their homes. The tour of the exhibition and the photo mini-gallery is free of charge. If you are interested in a journey into the history of this village, we recommend arranging a date in advance by phone or email.

Ľudové múzeum is proof of the respect of its founders and local residents for the life and heritage of their ancestors. You can combine the tour of the exhibition in winter with family skiing at the popular Dubovica – Žliabky resort, and in the summer season with refreshment, relaxation, and water fun at Aquapark Lipany. A wonderful space for a walk and relaxation with family in nature is offered by the nearby Rožkovianske rybníky ponds. An original attraction called Lačnovská gravitačná anomália can then be found in the territory of the nearby village of Lipovce, on the way to the Zlá diera cave. The ball is said to roll uphill here. Is that really so? Come and see for yourself.

The attractions of the Šariš region are truly diverse. If you get the desire to get to know the local nature, tourist attractions, or history closer, book accommodation in the vicinity of Ľudové múzeum in Brezovica. We offer you a choice of accommodation in Brezovica or accommodation in Sabinov on our portal. Local accommodation facilities will provide you not only with holiday comfort, but also excellent accessibility to the attractions of this region.

In the Košickom kraji, in eastern Slovakia, just 3 km past the village of Gelnica, you will find the foothill so-called Turzovské jazero. At first glance, its surroundings will captivate you with their magnificent coniferous forests and mountain meadows. Did you know that in the past, Jazero Turzov was among the most sought-after spa resorts in Rakúsko-Uhorsku? They were visited mainly by patients with respiratory and nervous system disorders.

The Turzovské kúpele were known throughout the Rakúska-Uhorská monarchy. People went boating on the water surface, and famous Anna bály were held at the spa. There was also a bowling alley and tennis courts. Water from the lake was boiled with pine needles and used for the inhalation of medicinal essential oils. Directly on the shore stood a spa house, which currently provides accommodation and catering services.

The water in Turzovskom jazere is clean and clear, reaching up to 17 meters at its deepest point. During hot summer days, you can swim in it, but only at your own risk. Part of the resort is also the lower lake, by which you will find the detached exhibition of the Baníckeho múzea v Gelnici, the Banský skanzen, and the Jozef adit. The lower lake is not suitable for swimming as it is used for fishing. Both lakes are fed by mountain streams originating in fault zones of rocks, as well as waters from abandoned mining works.

The wonderful environment in the middle of the forest is made for a picnic, so do not hesitate and take a blanket and a basket full of goodies for your trip. Directly on the shore, there is also a fire pit where you can roast delicious sausages. A mining educational trail will lead you to the lake from Gelnica.

After this undemanding walk, set out on a proper hike and conquer Kojšovskú hoľu. The surroundings of Gelnica offer plenty of opportunities for hiking and cycling. A great place for relaxation and swimming is the popular Vodná nádrž Ružín. Discover the beauties of the Volovských vrchov and book your stay in Spiši today. You can find the best accommodation offer around Turzovského jazera on our website accommodation in Gelnica. Come and see for yourself what remarkable places Východné Slovensko hides.

Miniskanzen drevených chrámov is a Slovak rarity built on the grounds of Bazilika minor in the village of Ľutina in the Sabinov district. The replicas of wooden churches, constructed at a 1:10 scale, rank among the gems of folk sacral architecture of eastern Slovakia. In 2011, the mini-open-air museum was opened and consecrated by the Archbishop of Prešov.

The construction of this unique project took place in several stages. Thanks to co-financing by the European Union within the Cross-Border Cooperation Program Poland – Slovakia (first and second stage) and the Norwegian Financial Mechanism (third stage), the exhibition was successfully expanded to include churches from Poland and Ukraine.

The first stage was carried out in the years 2011–2012 and brought 11 miniatures from the surroundings of Snina to the open-air museum. The scale models originate from the villages of Brežany, Hrabová Roztoka, Inovce, Jalová, Kalná Roztoka, Kožuchovce, Matysová, Ruská Bystrá, Ruský Potok, Topoľa, and Uličské Krivé.

The second stage was carried out in 2013 and brought another 10 specimens to the open-air museum, mainly from the surroundings of Bardejov. The scale models originate from the villages of Frička, Hutka, Jedlinka, Kožany, Krivé, Lukov-Venecia, Mikulášová, Tročany, Vyšná Polianka, and Zboj.

The third stage was carried out in the years 2015–2016. It brought further scale models to the open-air museum, this time from the villages of Bodružal, Dobroslava, Hunkovce, Korejovce, Krajné Čierno, Ladomirová, Miroľa, Nižný Komárnik, Potoky, Príkra, Šemetkovce, and Vyšný Komárnik. Scale models of Ukrainian churches were added from the villages of Jaseňa, Kanora, Lazečšina, Rekity, Svaľava, and Užok. The subsequent addition of 9 miniatures from the surroundings of Svidník (2015–2016) was funded by donations from organizations of Slovak compatriots and private donors from the USA.

During the tour of the miniatures, notice their arrangement in the nicely landscaped, fenced, and illuminated area. Each scale model has its own information board with a description and a brief history. Most of the scale models of Slovak churches date back to the 18th and 19th centuries. Each of the presented churches is original and exceptional in some way. Their global value is even confirmed by the inclusion of eight churches from the Slovak part of the Carpathian Arc into the UNESCO List.

The village of Ľutina, where the mini-open-air museum is located, is a well-known and sought-after pilgrimage site. So do not hesitate any longer and plan a trip to its surroundings. You can find suitable accommodation on our pages accommodation in the Sabinov district.

Skiing in northeastern Slovakia is quite unusual. The local mountains do not reach the highest altitudes, yet you will still find several interesting ski resorts here. One of them is definitely worth a visit: the Ski Drienica ski resort. It is located in the immediate vicinity of the village of the same name, Drienica. Have you not heard of it yet? Never mind. You can find it a few dozen kilometers north of Prešov, near the town of Sabinov. In the entire area, it is one of the very best ski resorts.

The nearby smaller mountains are exceptionally popular among beginner skiers. In summer, hikers who love exploring unknown and hitherto little-known places will come into their own. Likewise, Ski Drienica is suitable for those skiers who want to get far away from the daily hustle and bustle and recharge their batteries. Trust us, you will definitely find what you are looking for in Drienica.

You will not find too many ski resorts in the Šariš region, so rest assured that Drienica ranks among the best. Its slopes span an altitude of 553 to 733 meters above sea level. The top of the ski lifts is on Háj hill, giving you a view of the entire resort right beneath your feet. Four slopes suitable for whole families are at your disposal, where truly anyone can learn to ski.

Two of the slopes feature shorter red sections, which are intended for intermediate skiers and ideal for a more sporty ride. The remaining parts of the ski resort will be welcomed primarily by beginners, as all other trails feature the lowest difficulty level and are marked in blue.

Four ski lifts ensure that you do not spend your time waiting in long lines. One of them is quite short, suitable for the youngest and novice skiers. The total length of the slopes in the resort is approximately 2.5 km. A large portion of the total length consists of two main slopes, each measuring exactly 1,000 meters. These are no short little hills, but real, full-sized slopes.

Among the additional services, you will find a ski equipment rental shop, a ski school, and numerous refreshment options. There is a stylish restaurant as well as snack bars where you can simply warm up with a hot tea in hand. For persistent skiers, the local slope is at your service even after dark. You can enjoy first-class night skiing on the 1-kilometer track. If you bring cross-country skis with you, you will certainly make use of them. Up to 5 km of groomed cross-country trails are located in the vicinity of the slopes.

Despite the fact that the northeastern part of Slovakia is not the most sought-after tourist area, you will find more than enough accommodation options in Drienica. Cozy guesthouses lie right below the slope, and hotel accommodation is also a welcome option. Numerous chalets are an excellent choice. Drienica is also a recreational area, so there is no shortage of various chalets here. All you need to do is pack, wax your skis, and look forward to a perfect skiing trip waiting for you in this charming region.

You do not have to belong to a group of strongly devout Christians to visit the Ľutinská hora pilgrimage site. Crowds of tourists regularly flow into this location to honor the site of the apparition of Saint Nicholas, who appeared right here in 1851 to a poor girl, Zuzana Fekete. Ľutinská hora is a sought-after location for tourists behind the village of Ľutina, and the most visited pilgrimage of Greek Catholic believers in Slovakia takes place here every year.

Just 800 m from Ľutinská hora, visitors will find the Bazilika Zosnutia Presvätej Bohorodičky. The beautiful grounds of this sacred building will enchant you with their charm. You will find a total of 4 chapels in it. The Kaplnka Zjavenia Sv. Mikuláša was built in 1930 on the site of a drinking water spring. It was right here that Saint Nicholas spoke to Zuzana Fekete and asked her to have a cross built next to the spring. Priests regularly bless the water from the spring during liturgical rites. The water reportedly has healing effects on various skin and eye problems and has already helped many people. With the help of an underground pipe, it is led from the spring location to the second chapel, Kaplnka Sv. Kríža, where you can draw it into your own containers.

The history of the Kaplnka Zosnutia Presvätej Bohorodičky is also interesting. After the approval of the apparition of Saint Nicholas to Zuzana Fekete by a letter from the Bishop of Prešov, Jozef Gaganec, in 1853, local believers traveled through Vienna, Buda, Transylvania, and Subcarpathia to spread the news of the apparition of Saint Nicholas and collect funds for the construction of the chapel. Pilgrims from Hungary, Transylvania, and Galicia began arriving at the site, bringing stones from which the chapel and the retaining wall were subsequently built. It was completed in 1854. In 1878, both the Kaplnka Sv. Anny and the Kaplnka Sv. Kríža were completed.

On the grounds of this pilgrimage site, there is also the Dom Mikuláša Klimčáka, which serves for spiritual gatherings. At the same time, it houses a permanent exhibition of artworks by Slovak and foreign painters. The well-maintained Záhrada Sv. Bohorodičky also has a spiritual charm, where you can pray the rosary or simply take a walk and enjoy the beautiful views. When you are at this place, definitely do not miss the Miniskanzen drevených chrámov. You will find very interesting, mostly Greek Catholic wooden churches built on a 1:10 scale.

After the spiritual experience from this place, we recommend taking a moment to quiet down. If you feel like exploring the surroundings and are interested in other attractions, you can choose truly interesting places. Tourists will appreciate the opportunity to put on their hiking boots and embark on an easy hike to Hanigovský hrad. Several hiking trails lead to it. From its top, you can see the village of Hanigovce and its surroundings. In the summer season, you can fully enjoy water fun thanks to AQUApark Lipany. Anglers will be pleased with the opportunity to fish at Rožkovianske rybníky.

Slightly tired, but enriched with new experiences, you do not have to return home immediately. Feel free to stay here for a longer period. It is a good idea to book accommodation near Ľutinská hora in advance. From the wide range of accommodation facilities in Ľutina, we can recommend all of them. They are highly rated by clients who have already stayed with accommodation providers thanks to bookings through our portal. Are you already pondering cozy apartments or rather cottages and chalets?

If you enjoy going on trips into nature, head up to the cliff behind the town of Gelnica and discover the remains of Gelnický hrad castle. The history of this once grand residence dates back to 1234. In ancient times, it was also known as Thurzov hrad castle. Take a pleasant walk with your family and enjoy quality time spent together in nature. A marked hiking trail leading from the Banícke múzeum museum will guide you to the remains of this medieval fortress.

You will find the ruins of the castle in a place called „zámčisko“. The purpose of constructing the castle was to protect the town and its mines. Since its establishment, it went through many hands. During times of unrest and continuous battles for the Hungarian throne between Ferdinand I of Habsburg and John Zápolya, the castle was destroyed. Following Zápolya's defeat, Ferdinand I gifted Gelnický hrad castle to the nobleman Alexej Thurzo, who had it rebuilt and expanded.

The Thurzo family owned the castle until 1636, when its last male descendant, Michal Thurzo, passed away. For a short time, the castle became state property. In 1638, King Ferdinand III granted it to Count Štefan Csáky and his wife Eva Forgách. During the reign of the Csáky family, several uprisings broke out, during which the castle and the town changed hands repeatedly. The castle began to fall into disrepair, and from 1765 onwards, it served merely as a training ground for the hussars of Gelnica.

The final destruction was brought about by the town itself when it ordered the stone from the walls to be used for the construction of the town hall and adjacent buildings. It is assumed that the castle had four bastions and a main entrance on the eastern side. In addition to the main entrance, there were three other courtyards at the castle. The most well-preserved section is the torso of the castle tower with a window opening and a loophole.

During an archaeological survey in 1963, it was discovered that 14 underground tunnels lead out into the surroundings of the castle. Various artifacts were also found, such as keys, weapons, spurs, and other items. The castle ruins are freely accessible all year round. From the castle hill, you will enjoy a wonderful view over the entire town. If you head to the castle in autumn, your children will certainly be delighted by the chestnuts they find under the trees in the chestnut alley.

After visiting „zámčisko“, set off for Turzovské jazero lake and enjoy a great picnic on its shores. On your travels, you can also stop by the Banícke múzeum, which will introduce you to the history of mining in the area. In the surroundings of Gelnica, there are many fantastic attractions worth visiting. Don't wait and book your weekend stay in the Slovenské rudohorie mountains today. A wide selection of accommodation near the ruins of Gelnický hrad castle can be found on our page accommodation in Gelnica. We wish you a wonderful and undisturbed stay.

In eastern Slovakia, in the charming village of Drienica, lies Lysá Ski Resort. It is a sought-after center for winter as well as summer sports. During the main winter season, the resort's slopes welcome a large number of beginner as well as more experienced skiers. In summer, this place is sought after by tourists, cyclists, or lovers of long walks. If you want to enjoy activities in the resort, which is located in the Čergov mountain range in the Drienická dolina valley, visit right here.

You can enjoy quality skiing on the groomed slopes of the winter resort Lysá Ski Resort near Sabinov. The ski resort lies at an altitude of 700 m above sea level. In total, there is 6 km of skiable terrain available here, where your little ones will learn to ski perfectly, but experienced skiers will not disdain it either. During skiing, unique views into the valley are offered to you. The ski resort has 4 functional lifts and 10 marked downhill trails. The longest descent of one ski slope reaches 1 km. The difficulty of the ski slopes is marked in blue.

The quality of this resort is appreciated by all its visitors also thanks to the services provided. Lovers of evening skiing enjoy great popularity, because more than 1 km of ski slopes is illuminated. Cross-country tracks are not missing either. You can plan cross-country skiing on a trail through Boguš with a length of 5 km, through the Čergovský náučný chodník with a length of 30 km. You can also try the route through the Čergovský prírodný športový areál with a length of 15 km. These tracks are regularly groomed. Snowboarders can also take the chairlift up. Ski mountaineering enthusiasts can use ascents on natural trails. Families with small children use the toboggan run, where they fully enjoy winter fun. You can replenish fluids or fill up with food in several teahouses and fast food stands right on the slope. If you do not have your own skis, you can rent them at the ski rental shop, which is also connected with a service center. For those who have not stood on skis yet, we recommend taking advantage of lessons from ski and snowboard instructors. Vehicle parking is possible in the free parking lot.

When the resort is no longer covered with a continuous layer of snow, you can take trekking shoes or bicycles and take the chairlift up. Marked cycling routes as well as trails for tourists who want to explore Čergovské vrchy are located in the resort. Pre-planned events and functions are organized here. You can also rent a bicycle or an e-bike here and set out to meet adventure. Whether you visit this resort in winter or summer, we definitely recommend booking accommodation near the Lysá Ski Resort in advance.

In the surroundings of Sabinov, there are many beautiful places. One of them is Expozícia filmu Obchod na korze a múzeum, where you will view interesting exhibits. After hiking, you can visit the pools of kúpalisko Sabinov, where you will regenerate your sports-tired muscles. Do not miss the village of Ľutina either, which is known for the Miniskanzen drevených chrámov. You will find replicas of the folk sacral architecture of eastern Slovakia in them. You can conclude your journey with a visit to the Zlá diera cave.

One day is not sufficient for you to explore the beauties of this region. Therefore, we recommend booking accommodation in Drienica and enjoying your stay here to the fullest. Cozy cottages and chalets Drienica, in which you will experience excellent family well-being, can serve you for this purpose. Or will you rather choose private accommodation Drienica, the price of which is lower? The decision is solely and exclusively up to you.

In the second-largest housing estate in the city of Prešov, you will find the popular Kúpalisko Sídlisko III, which has a capacity of up to 1,700 visitors. You do not need to worry about not finding a spot. In addition to refreshing swims in its pools, the swimming complex offers many opportunities for leisure activities and enjoying a great summer day.

The well-known swimming complex is open daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM during the summer season, from June to September. Active swimmers will appreciate the option of morning and evening swimming. If you wish to kick-start your day, you can come for a swim every morning from 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM. Don't have time to refresh yourself during the day? Then take advantage of the evening swim from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

Visitors can use 4 pools. Active sports enthusiasts will not miss the 25 m long swimming pool with a depth of 1.8 m. You can enjoy peace and relaxation in the recreational pool with a length of 25 m and a water depth of 1.3 m. For the little ones, 2 children's pools are available, one 12 m long, the other 8 m long with a water depth of 0.4 m. In all pools, the water is heated from a refreshing 25 °C up to a pleasant 30 °C. Children will enjoy two water slides. The swimming complex grounds include a beach court where you can play volleyball or football. The children's sand playground features climbing frames, a slide, a swing, and a trampoline for kids.

You can soak up the sun on up to 550 prepared sun loungers, which are available to visitors free of charge along with sun umbrellas. Changing facilities and showers are a matter of course. You can enjoy snacks or a refreshing drink on the modernized terrace, from where you have a view of the entire complex. So do not hesitate and do not miss Kúpalisko Sídlisko III if you decide to spend your summer holiday in Šariš.

Interesting experiences await you in Prešov or its surroundings. Hvezdáreň a planetárium v Prešove offers the opportunity to observe the starry sky using telescopes, or you can expand your natural science knowledge through audiovisual exhibitions. In the former most beautiful town palace of Upper Hungary, you will find Krajské múzeum – Rákocziho palác. The museum's exhibitions will introduce you to the history of firefighting in Slovakia, inanimate nature, or the historical exhibition will allow you to glimpse the charm and wealth of a manorial estate. The ethnographic exhibition depicts life in a Šariš village.

Come and discover Šariš. In its center, in the city of Prešov, you will find many great apartments and guesthouses. Book your accommodation near Kúpalisko Sídlisko III Prešov, plan a trip with family or friends, and set off for great experiences.

A popular place among the residents of Prešov, where they can elevate their spirit or enjoy views of the surrounding countryside, is Kalvária v Prešove. It is located on a hill at an altitude of 265 m above sea level, on the western edge of the town of Prešov.

Prešovská Kalvária is a complex of Baroque chapels and a church. In the past, it was considered the 2nd most beautiful Calvary in the territory of the former Kingdom of Hungary (right after the Calvary in Banská Štiavnica). The first mention of it dates back to the 18th century. Among the oldest structures within the complex is the kaplnka Krista na Olivovej hore and a cross originating from 1721. This construction was carried out by the Jesuits, mainly thanks to the financial support of the town's residents and its nobility. The project was successfully completed only in 1893.

During a visit to this place, you can admire 14 chapels of the Stations of the Cross. You can also enjoy your time at the kaplnka Svätých schodov. You may also be intrigued by the catacombs, which served as tombs for priests. Or will you be enchanted by the beautiful little kostolík svätého Kríža instead? The church was completed in 1753 and is built in the Baroque style. Upon inspecting its interior, you will be captivated by the combination of colors and light, making it feel larger than it actually is. Your attention may be drawn to the altar, three crosses, and statues of the Virgin Mary, Mary Magdalene, and Saint John the Apostle. The interior of the church is meant to remind all believers of the real Golgotha. Directly at the Calvary, a cemetery is also located. The entire complex was solemnly consecrated in 1769.

Free access is available here for all visitors to the Calvary. If you arrive by car, park it in the parking lot, and in 3 minutes of walking, you will be directly in front of the church. Mothers with strollers appreciate the opportunity to reach this place along an asphalt path. Running enthusiasts will find what they are looking for thanks to the stairs, which they can conquer while running. Believers come here to pause and quiet down in prayer in a pleasant environment. Know that whoever has not enjoyed the views at this place, it is as if they have never been to Prešov. There is one of the best and most beautiful views of the entire town here, which since 2019 you can also enjoy thanks to an installed observation telescope.

Visiting the Calvary complex is worth it in every season of the year. Unique sunrises or a charming night sky can be observed from here. To fully enjoy the magic of this atmosphere, we can recommend accommodation near Kalvárii v Prešove. Perhaps, when looking from this spot, your attention will be caught by the tower of the Konkatedrála svätého Mikuláša, located on the main square in Prešov. Among the interesting places to go for a trip is also Caraffova väznica. You can treat your body to great relaxation in the pools or wellness center of the aquapark Delňa - Prešov. A stay in a salt cave also has beneficial effects on the body.

So that you can discover places in Prešov full of energy and with joy, we can give you only one piece of advice. Book the best accommodation in Prešov near Kalvaria Prešov right now. In the offer of accommodation facilities on the portal MegaUbytovanie, you can find everything from aparments Prešov to romantic and cozy cottages. It all depends only on your preferences as to which accommodation you choose from the catalog.

Červené skaly is a locality in the territory of the Spišská Nová Ves district in the Košice Region, which has been declared a national nature reserve. It falls under the state nature conservation of the Slovenský raj. The reserve extends into the cadastral areas of the villages of Poráč, Olcnava, and Slovinky. The most beautiful part of the first-mentioned village's territory is precisely the Poráčska dolina, where you will also find a canyon up to 300 meters deep in places, featuring Červená skala. Despite its name, the latter is rather white from a distance. Červené skaly form the wall of the canyon of the Poráčsky potok, which is also the subject of protection. The canyon with a semi-karst character cuts through the Galmuská planina. This locality with rock, meadow, and forest communities is a typical representative of the biogeocenosis of the Slovenské rudohorie. It has an area of 390.5 ha and was declared a protected area back in 1981.

Protect nature, walk only on marked trails

The bedrock of the Poráčska dolina is formed predominantly by limestone, which, with the help of the Poráčsky jarok, enabled the formation of canyon-like valleys and numerous karst phenomena such as turrets, rock windows, waterfalls, and caves. Rising above the Poráčska dolina is the triple peak Slovinská skala. Due to the ruggedness of the relief, there are two areas in this territory that differ in their flora. In the north of the valley, beeches and thermophilic flowers mainly occur. In the southern part, fir-beech forests, spruce forests grow, and besides thermophilic vegetation, cold-loving mountain plants appear in the shadows. Dealpine pine bushes thrive on the rock ridges, and alder forests thrive in the floodplains of the Poráčsky potok. Among the protected species, one can find the Carpathian bellflower, the Moldavian monkshood, the alpine clematis, or the Slovak pasque flower. In the forests and meadows, red deer, roe deer, wild boar, lynx, fox, and especially in recent years, the wolf find their home.

The national natural monument Červené skaly is protected by the 5th and 4th levels of protection, therefore the territory can be visited only within marked hiking trails, cycling and cross-country skiing routes, and economic activity is prohibited here. The canyon of the Poráčsky potok is best accessible from the villages of Slovinky and Poráč. A foot crossing from one village to the other through the Poráčska dolina takes approximately two and a half hours and is an undemanding hike with an elevation gain of 319 m.

Make the most of your time spent in Červené skaly

In the vicinity of the nature reserve, there are many natural attractions such as the Šarkanova diera cave. For those who will have a taste for a bit of history after a walk in nature, the Markušovský hrad in Markušovce or the Banský skanzen in the village of Hnilčík are nearby. It is also not far to Spišská Nová Ves, which offers a zoological garden, or to Spišské Podhradie, where besides the Spišský hrad, there is also St. Martin's Cathedral (Katedrála sv. Martina).

Book your accommodation near the Červené skaly nature reserve and get to know this area more closely. You will be closest to the rocks if you stay in one of the cottages in Poráč. If these facilities are occupied, try browsing the offer of apartments in Spišské Vlachy or other accommodation in Jamník. A bit further away, in Spišské Podhradie, you will also find other quality accommodation options. Just choose a date and you can start looking forward to a wonderful trip.

You can find the ruins of Kamenický hrad in the Čergov mountain range. The castle hill rises above the village of Kamenica, located in the district of Sabinov. An educational trail with ten stops will reliably guide you through the most interesting places of this historical structure and its surroundings. In addition to the beautiful natural scenery surrounding the limestone castle cliff, you will also enjoy magical views of the panorama of the wider area. In good visibility, you can see as far as Ľubovniansky hrad, Hanigovský hrad, and Šarišský hrad from the top of the castle hill.

The construction of the castle above Kamenica took place at the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries. The first written mention dates back to 1306, when the castle belonged to Rikolf Jr. According to documentary evidence, Rikolf built the castle at his own expense. The fortress's location near the Polish border suggests a military and defensive function in addition to a residential one. Throughout its history, the castle changed owners several times, but mostly belonged to the Traczay family. The year 1556 proved fatal for it, when it was conquered and began to fall into ruin. Currently, the preserved remnants are cared for by the civic association Kamenná veža. Among other things, it contributed to the construction of the educational trail, which was opened to visitors in 2009.

Of the monumental fortress, which ranked among the largest castles in Slovakia by area, you will currently find only minor original remnants on the castle hill. Thanks to the aforementioned civic association, the remediation of the remnants of the palace's northern wall was completed, and the mass of the tower and the northern bastion was stabilized. The castle complex is currently open to the public without restrictions. Access is relatively simple. A yellow hiking trail will bring you here directly from the village of Kamenica in about 30 minutes. From the village of Lúčka, you can reach the castle hill in approximately 45 minutes, and from the Potoky locality, also via the yellow route, in about 60 minutes.

Be sure to combine a trip to the remnants of Kamenického hrad with water relaxation and fun at Aquapark Lipany, a walk through the picturesque surroundings of Rožkovianske rybníky, or a visit to Miniskanzen drevených chrámov in the nearby village of Ľutina. There are many, many more tourist attractions and attractive trip destinations in this region. Book accommodation near Kamenického hrad and come see for yourself. You can choose from the selection of accommodation in Kamenica on our portal. Directly in the village and in the adjacent areas, you will find cottages and chalets extremely popular among tourists, which will provide you with an excellent starting location for local attractions. Alternatively, you can look for accommodation in Sabinov, where the options are somewhat broader.