Streets of Bratislava 
River Danube 
The UFO bridge of Bratislava 
Slovakian village 
Sunset
Bratislava park 
Little church in Bratislava 
Architecture of Bratislava 
SLOVAKIA - THE BEAUTIFUL NATURE
Slovakia with 5.4 million inhabitants is a little country in the heart of Europe. With beautiful nature and landscape belongs to one of the most beautiful countries. Once in the country we can enjoy the beauty of the big or small historical cities and the beautiful nature around. If you want to relax you can find Spa and Recreation centers across the country. High Tatras are one of its kind in Central Europe which we call little Alps located in Slovakia, just 2 hours drive from the Hungarian border. Don't forget to visit the historical monuments and the Castles or Churches which are still very attractive for the tourists. Guide tours are available in English too and have flight possibilities from all over Europe with different low cost airlines especially for the English tourists where Slovakia became their favorite destination for skiing, slovakian beer and nightlife in the capital Bratislava. Also Euro is widely accepted and it became Slovakian's official currency effective on January 2009.
Bratislava the heart of Slovakia
Bratislava the capital of Slovakia is a beautiful city on the river Danube. The city is very close to Vienna, the capital of Austria and also Budapest in Hungary. With the Euro joining it opened its doors to many curious tourist who visit the capital from all over the world. The city and the country became visible on the map, even if its a tiny country in the heart of Europe. Bratislava has the charm and beauty with all the little streets, with lovely restaurants and shops where you can find the traditional souvenirs for tourists or everyday things for the residents. The city can be easily reached by train, bus or especially by plane from all over the Europe. Also the nightlife is very popular among the young people living in the town or just visiting it.
The oldest settlement in Slovakia is over 250,000 years old. The borders of the Roman Empire crossed the territory of present day Slovakia. Slavs first arrived in the 6th century. In the 9th century, the first Slavic state – the Great Moravian Empire – was established here. After its demise, Slovakia became a part of the Hungarian Kingdom, and later the Habsburg Empire for over 900 years.
On 1 January 1993, two independent countries were founded upon the basis of a peaceful political agreement – the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic. In this way, Slovakia opened up a new era of its history as a modern, independent, and democratic country.
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