
Region in western Slovakia
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Záhorie is a region in Western Slovakia. The word "Záhorie" means "(The land) behind the mountains", referring to the Little Carpathians mountains that separate Záhorie from the rest of Slovakia.
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An showcase of a typical "haban house" in the Veľké Leváre town. Guided visit can be arranged.
One of the most important Slovak basilica minors.
A former water-castle, rebuilt to a manor house.
It was built as a baroque home of the noble family of Palffy, and has been re-purposed multiple times since. A relatively big park is accessible behind the main building.
Variety of ceramic sculptures
This 13th-century castle is a popular destination for Bratislava's inhabitants, because of the proximity. The castle was ruined in early 19th century.
The only accessible cave in Western Slovakia.
Malé Karpaty
A mountain range, part of Carpathians. The area is not compact, the hills are also not very tall.
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