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Slovakia has consistently been nominated as one of the best places to travel in Europe, not only for people on a budget but for people who want to spend as well! It is a perfect combination of beauty and historical significance that makes this country such a wonderful setting for a week long getaway. Slovakia has been known to have the highest concentration of castles and chateaux in the entire world, making your drive an unforgettable experience as you pass through ancient cities and dark forests. With your camera ready, take a step back in time and enjoy some of the great medieval architecture that Slovakia has to offer. If man made isn’t your thing, don’t worry Slovakia is also famous for its abundance of caves and natural rock formations. If you get a chance, don’t forget to relax in some of the world-famous spas!

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Donovaly trip scenic drive
The busiest pass in all of Slovakia is a 30km road that twists and turns through gorgeous views and scenery. Most people will take this famous drive when it is winter time, as many ski resorts are open! However, don’t be mistaken – it is good anytime!

High Tatras
High Tatra Mountains run along the border of Slovakia and Poland, these mesmerizing mountains are one of the most visited sights in the country. On this mountain chain alone is over 17 peaks that reach higher than 2,500 meters. This is the site of the first ever National Park in Europe that crosses borders. Here you can find wolves, foxes, bears, lynx, and an assortment of wonderful flora. This is truly worth camping in or hiking, as you can discover some of the true beauty of Slovakia.

Bratislava:
Bratislava is the only nation’s capital that borders two separate countries, Austria, and Hungary. It is a fun mix of great sightseeing and wonderful food and people. With narrow and winding streets, it is best to be prepared for when you make a drive through the busy city. The hilltop castle next to the Danube river is a great place to view all of the great churches and architecture in the surrounding areas. Generally, it is better to park and walk if you want to see many sights in Bratislava, as it is generally a walking city. Stop and see St Martin’s Cathedral if you get a chance, as well as the ruins of the destroyed Devín Castle.

The summer months are the best but if you go off season then the price of car rental will be much cheaper.

Bumps and potholes are quite common in Hungarian roads, so it is best to keep a good eye and aware if you’re driving. Try and keep control and a comfortable speed while enjoying the scenery. Most places do not have a shoulder, so be aware of bicyclists and oncoming traffic. The general speed limit is around 50km/h on urban areas, 90km/h outside the urban areas, and 110km/h on expressways. Lots of traffic cameras are in place, so it is best to keep aware of your speed!