
Town in Nitra Region, Slovakia
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Levice is a town of about 37,000 inhabitants in Slovakia, a landlocked country in Central Europe. It is located about 40 km southeast of Nitra, and about 130 km east of Bratislava.
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Levický hrad
Ruins of the stone castle, built in the 13th century. It was a place of many battles with Turks in the 16th century.
Tekovské múzeum
The museum has four permanent exhibitions focus on the archaeological sites of the surrounding region, social life in Levice, history of Levice Castle and pharmacy, and August 1968. Open daily except Saturdays in April and October. Entrance fee €1.
Tekovská hvezdáreň
Observations take place Thursdays and Fridays, 19:00 - 24:00. The observatory is located at Sokolovská street 21. Entrance fee €1.
Mestský park
A primary pool-based recreation, with restaurants, camp etc.
A summer thermal spa.
Supermarket
By train
Levice train station is easily reached by train from Bratislava, Košice or Banská Bystrica. Use cp.sk cp.atlas.sk to search for the train connections.
By car
Use the D1 motorway to get to Levice from Bratislava or from Žilina. Take the exit to Nitra.
Levice is a small town, and as such it is very suitable for walking. Public transport is available as well (schedules).
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