Travelling in Slovakia

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Travelling in Slovakia 2016-01-13 10:01:27 Post No. 1069107
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Travelling in Slovakia Anonymous 2016-01-13 10:01:27 Post No. 1069107 [Report]

Hey, I arrive in Bratislava tomorrow and am wondering where else I should I travel in the country. I'll be in Bratislava for 4-5 days (I like to travel slowly) before heading east. Where would you guys recommend?

I was thinking maybe to choose 2 from Poprad, Kosice, Banska Bystrica or Banska Stiavnica but I'm open to other suggestions.

Where would be good at this time of year? I want somewhere cheap and fairly easy/accessible to travel to and around. Thanks!

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Anonymous 2016-01-14 07:33:09 Post No.1069597
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Anonymous 2016-01-14 07:33:09 Post No.1069597 [Report]

Bump. Anyone? I arrive in Bratislava later today. Thanks!

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Anonymous 2016-01-14 10:18:31 Post No.1069640
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Anonymous 2016-01-14 10:18:31 Post No.1069640 [Report]

Hey man I guess I might be a bit late but still.

While you're still in the Bratislava area I recommend checking out Vienna - it's only about 50km away.

If you like mountains then it doesn't get more comfy than the Poprad area. As far as Tatra Mountains go, they're cheaper and less crowded than the Polish side, though this time of the year I'd expect that snow may distrupt navigation at least partially. Still, if you don't wanna go hiking (which would require preparation), I definitely recommend checking it out if you like aquaparks and beautiful nature.

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Anonymous 2016-01-14 13:16:53 Post No.1069690
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Anonymous 2016-01-14 13:16:53 Post No.1069690 [Report]

Check out the Northern areas around the Polish border with the Tatra mountains if you're into skiing or mild hiking (the serious hikes/climbs are currently closed afaik but it's still pretty nice there).

Don't have much time but will write a more detailed post later