The biggest wooden altar in the world:

The Church of St. James (Kostol Sv. Jakuba)

Location: Levoča and surroundings

Unique trait: hight: 18.6 m and width 6.3 m

 

The geographical midpoint of Europe:

The Church of St. John the Baptist (Kostol Sv. Jána Krstiteľa)

Location: Kremnica Mountains

Unique trait: the midpoint of the European continent

 

The largest castle complex in Europe:  

Spišský castle (Spišský hrad)

Location: Levoča and surroundings

Unique trait: the largest castle in central Europe

 

The only cold artesian spring in Europe:

Herľany geyser (Herliansky gejzír)

Location: surroundings of Košice city

Unique trait: a cold geyser

 

The highest peak of Carpathian Mountains:

Gerlachovský peak (Gerlachovský štít)

Location: High Tatras (Vysoké Tatry)

Unique trait: hight of 2655 m.s.l.

 

One of the largest wooden buildings in central Europe:

A wooden articular lutheran church

Location: Liptovský Mikuláš and surroundings

Unique trait: the largest articular building

 

One of the oldest mints in the world:

Kremmnica mint (Kremnická mincovňa)

Location: Kremnica

Unique trait: founded in 1328

 

The oldest public park in central Europe:

Janko Kráľ Orchard (Sad Janka Kráľa)

Location: Bratislava

Unique trait: founded in 1770s

 

The easternmost Gothic cathedral of the western type:

St. Elisabeth Cathedral (Dóm sv. Alžbety)

Location: Košice

Unique trait: the easternmost Gothic cathedral

 

One of the most numerous aggregation of folk buildings in central Europe:

74 wooden cabin-like houses

Location: Ružomberok and surroundings

Unique trait: the most numerous aggregation of folk buildings

 

Of the most famous paleontological sites in Europe:

Važecká cave (Važecká jaskyňa)

Location: Liptovský Mikuláš and surroundings

Unique trait: the most famous paleontological site