National Park Slovak Karst

The Slovak Karst is situated on the Slovak–Hungarian border, surrounded by the South-Slovak, Rožňavská and Košická Basin and Volovské Hills. It is the largest karst area in Slovakia. On the surface of 36 100 ha, it is a protected landscape area. It is divided into 7 plains: Koniarska Plain, Plešivská Plain, Silická Plain, Horný Vrch (Upper Hill), Zádielska Plain, Jasovská Plain and Dolný vrch (Lower Hill). Jepšavský Karst is situated on the western corner of the Slovak Karst. more info...

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Additional activities in region

Ochtinská Aragonite Cave

Explore the bowels of cave which has been included into the UNESCO List and is situated in the hills of Revúcka Highlands. Ochtinská Aragonite Cave provides 230 m of cave corridors open to public and beautiful aragonite décor with unique "light play". more info...

Krásna Hôrka Castle

Join us on our journey and get to know our history and our art-history heritage through the medieval castle of the Andrássy family. At Krásna Hôrka Castle you will find exposition of weapons, the visible transformation of architecture, a rare collection of historical furniture. more info...

Domica Resort

Visit Domica Resort in the heart of the untouched nature of the Slovak Karst National Park and store up your energies in perfect harmony with nature. Domica Resort offers unique wellness programs, a fantastic mythical world for children, animation and environment suitable for hiking, biking, or skiing. more info...

Rožňava town

Visit the biggest and the most important town of Northern Gemer, that since 1776 has been the seat of Rožňava Bishopric. In Rožňava town you will find interesting churches, Mining Museum with expositions of geology, natural history, mining, metallurgy, beautiful surroundings which is the part of the national park. more info...

Betliar Castle

Visit the past hunting palace of the Andrássy family declared to be a National Cultural Monument as a precious cultural and historical heritage. Betliar Castle offers you documentation of the history of gentry, one of the most beautiful English parks in Slovakia and the largest magnolia in Central Europe. more info...

Domica Cave

Visit the cave that form a genetic unit with the Baradla Cave in Hungary. Domica cave is also connected with the Čertova diera Cave (Devil’s Hole Cave) - together they reach the length of 5,358 m. There, you will see the sinter filling and shelters of multiple groups of bats. more info...

Gombasecká Cave

Explore the passages of Gombasecká Cave, a fluviokarst outlet cave which is 1,525 m long. Gombasecká Cave offers you 2 floors of oval passages, halls and domes, 10 m deep well in the Marble Hall. more info...

Dobšinská Ice Cave

Visit one of the most important ice cave in the world, which has been included into the UNESCO List of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage since 2000. The circuit of Dobšinská ice cave (Dobšinská ľadová jaskyňa) is 475m long, and it is considered to be the richest ice cave in the world. more info...