Červený Kláštor & Dunajec Rafting
Červený Kláštor, Prešov Region, Slovakia
Nearby attractions
Pieniny National Park
Červený Kláštor, Prešov Region
Slovakia's smallest national park — limestone crags above the Dunajec's hairpin gorge, shared with Poland and best seen from the water or the Sokolica ridge. Part of Eastern Slovakia's outdoors, it's most rewarding in good weather around May – September, with easy walking and plenty to photograph.
Ždiar Goral Village
Ždiar, Prešov Region
A protected Goral village of brightly painted timber houses in the Belianske Tatras, keeping a highland culture closer to Poland's than Slovakia's. Set in Northern Slovakia, it rewards an unhurried visit — its walls, views and local history, with cafés or a village nearby to round out the trip; June – September is the pleasantest time to come.
Belianska Cave
Tatranská Kotlina, Prešov Region
The only show cave in the High Tatras — 1,275 steps through high chambers with sinter waterfalls and a hall used for concerts thanks to its acoustics. One of Slovakia's show caves in Northern Slovakia, it's seen on a guided walk through cool, floodlit chambers — a fine escape from summer heat or a rainy day.
Stará Ľubovňa Castle & Skanzen
Stará Ľubovňa, Prešov Region
A hilltop castle that once hid the Polish crown jewels, paired with an open-air museum of relocated timber cottages and a Greek Catholic wooden church. Set in Eastern Slovakia, it rewards an unhurried visit — its walls, views and local history, with cafés or a village nearby to round out the trip; May – September is the pleasantest time to come.
Zelené Pleso (Green Lake)
Vysoké Tatry, Prešov Region
An emerald tarn beneath the sheer 900 m north face of Malý Kežmarský štít, reached by one of the loveliest valley walks in the range. It sits among Northern Slovakia's mountains and is best walked in fair weather (ideally June – October) — bring sturdy shoes, water and time to enjoy the views.