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Photo: Dušan Turan, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
The main feature of the town, the Saint Catherine's Church, built in the 13th century, with double fortifications added later in the 15th century. The watchtower has an exhibition and view of the surroundings, while the church is still being used for religious services, regular concerts and events.
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Kremnica Mint
This is where money has been minted for the state since the 15th century. Even today, the Slovak euro coins are made here. You can visit both the old and new minting rooms to learn more about the process. Guided tours are available.
Featuring an exhibition about the history of money in Slovakia as well as the history of Kremnica and the Mint.
The main cultural hub of the town, with a surprisingly diverse program of theater, film screenings and concerts. Check their website for current events.
Early 18th century chapel, and a viewpoint overlooking Kremnica and the valley. The trail from the centre of Kremnica takes about 50 minutes and climbs 160 m over 1.5 km.
A mineshaft built in 1982, turned museum in 2008. You will get a tour of part of the mine and a bright yellow hardhat. Wear a coat against the cold.
Skiing, ski running and hiking. Also spots a smaller via-ferrata area (with high cliffs nonetheless) a few hundred meters north of the top cable car station.