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UnderstandPukanec's location and the orientation of the slopes determine its warm, mild humid climate with mild winters.

Get in, in the northern part of the Bátovská fold between historical towns Banská Štiavnica and Levice, on the border of Western and Central Slovakia.

Get aroundThere is designed educational route "In the track of old ore mining in Pukanec". You can see some nice historical gold-mining artefacts.

SeeSt. Nicolas' church, the City walls, the Holy Trinity sculpture, folk architecture, beautiful woods and surroundings (Majere, Uhliská, etc.)

DoWalking, hunting, cycling, orienteering, cross-country skiing

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DrinkThe tradition of winegrowing in Pukanec is hundreds years old.

SleepAccommodation in Pukanec (only private rooms). More in Banská Štiavnica and Levice.

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