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Discover the charm of Modra's vineyards, the rich history of Pezinok, the scenic beauty of Stará Turá, and the serene atmosphere of Nový Smokovec, each offering unique experiences in Slovakia.

Suggested Locations
1.Modra
A Toast to Tradition
2.Pezinok
Wine and Sunshine
3.Stara Tura
Nature's Hidden Haven
4.Novy Smokovec
Breathe the Tatra Air
Washington
Modra
5,159 mi
Plane
11h 27m
Modra
- Trip Weather 15 °C
Discover Modra
A Toast to Tradition
Nestled in the region of Bratislavsky Kraj, Modra is a charming small city renowned for its colorful architecture & fascinating history. Known as the center of culture and wine production, Modra offers an exquisite blend of old-world charm and contemporary elegance. It is also famed for its pottery and majolica.
Modra
Pezinok
4 mi
Plane
0h 10m
Pezinok
- Trip Weather 15 °C
Discover Pezinok
Wine and Sunshine
Pezinok is a city situated in the Bratislavsky Kraj of Slovakia. Known for its rich history and culture, the city is famous for wine growing and pottery. Pezinok attracts tourists with its charming old town, festivals, museums, and historic architecture. The city is surrounded by the Little Carpathians where visitors can explore beautiful vineyards.
Pezinok
Stara Tura
68 mi
Plane
1h 24m
Stara Tura
- Trip Weather 14 °C
Discover Stara Tura
Nature's Hidden Haven
Stará Turá is a small town in Trencín Region, Slovakia. Known for its natural beauty and wine production, the town offers serene landscapes along with rich history. Visit during the annual wine festival to get a taste of the local culture.
Stara Tura
Novy Smokovec
159 mi
Plane
3h 15m
Novy Smokovec
- Trip Weather 13 °C
Discover Novy Smokovec
Breathe the Tatra Air
Nový Smokovec is a spa village in northern Slovakia, known for its beautiful scenery and tranquil atmosphere. Nestled within the High Tatras mountain range, this quaint village offers a wide range of activities like hiking, skiing, or simple relaxation in local wellness centers. The village is also home to unique architecture, cosy restaurants and can serve as a base for exploring magnificent High Tatras National Park.
Novy Smokovec
Washington
5,215 mi
Plane
12h 35m
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Travel Tips

Currency: EUR Time Zone: Central European Time (UTC +1) Language: Slovak

Hello! It sounds like you're planning an exciting trip across some beautiful towns in Slovakia. Here are some travel tips to help you make the most of your journey.

Best Time to Visit:
The best time to visit Slovakia is during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September and October) months, when the weather is pleasant, and the tourist crowd is relatively less. However, if you’re a winter sports enthusiast, you'll find the ski resorts in Nový Smokovec to be a paradise from December to March.

Route and Accessibility:
All of your destinations are well-connected by Slovakian public transport. You can take a bus or train to Modra from Bratislava. From Modra, Pezinok is a short bus ride away. For Stará Turá, you can take a train from Pezinok, and for reaching Nový Smokovec, there are regular trains from Stará Turá.

Accommodation and Booking:
There is a variety of accommodations available from budget to luxury hotels. It is advisable to book your accommodations in advance especially during the peak tourist seasons. Websites like Booking.com or Airbnb can provide multiple options.

Clothing and Essentials:
Make sure to check the weather forecast before your trip. Generally, it's a good idea to bring layers – lightweight clothing for the day and warmer items for the cool evenings. Don't forget comfortable shoes for walking and hiking, especially in Nový Smokovec.

Health and Safety:
Slovakia is generally a safe country for tourists. However, it's always advised to have travel insurance for unexpected incidents. If you are going for hiking or skiing, ensure to have all necessary safety equipment.

Local Etiquette and Respect:
Slovaks are generally polite and reserved. Greet with a firm handshake and maintain eye contact. It's also common to say Dobrý deň (Good day) upon entering small businesses or shops.