The biggest wooden altar in the world:

Kostol sv. Jakuba (Church of St. Jacob)

City: Levoča

History: 16th Century

Uniqueness: height of 18.6 meters and a width of 6.3 meters

 

Geographical center of Europe:

Kostol sv. Jána Krstiteľa (Church of St. John Baptist)

Town: Kremnické Bane (Kremnica Mining)

 

 

Europe's largest castle complex:

Spišský hrad (Spiš castle)

Town: Spišská Kapitula

 

 

The only cold artesian spring in Europe:

Herliansky gejzír (Herľany geyser)

Location: around the town of Kosice

 

 

 

The highest peak of the Carpathians:

Gerlachovský štít (Gerlach Peak)

Location: High Tatras

Uniqueness: 2655 meters

 

One of the largest wooden structures in Central Europe:

Drevený artikulárny evanjelický kostol (Wooden Lutheran church)

Town: Svätý Kríž

 

 

One of the oldest continuously producing companies in the world:

Kremnická mincovňa (Kremnica mint)

City: Kremnica

Uniqueness: Established 1328

 

The oldest public park in central Europe:

Sad Janka Kráľa (Janko Kráľ orchard)

City: Bratislava

Uniqueness: establishment 70th years of 18th year century

 

Easternmost Gothic cathedral located western-style:

Dóm sv. Alžbety (St. Elizabeth's Cathedral)

City: Košice

History: 14th century

 

One of the most extensive collections of traditional constructions in central Europe:

74 rustic wooden houses

Town: Podbiel

History: 19th and 20th century

 

One of the most famous paleontological areas in Europe:

Važecká jaskyňa (Važec cave)

Location: around the town Liptovský Mikuláš