Čirč, tourist attractions

Children's World Slniečkovo found in Lipany, a village in the district Sabinov in eastern Slovakia. The four-storey indoor playground is part of Troja with a restaurant, pension and small wellness. For children there is also a children's playground, outdoor climbing frames, slides and carousel. Admission to the children's world is for a fee. About 700 meters away is the new Aquapark Lipany, which opens its doors in the summer of 2019.

Discover the home of the first Slovak Nestville Whiskey in the exposition of distilleries and traditional folk crafts Nestville Distillery, located in the region of northern Spiš, in the picturesque village of Hniezdno. The Nestville Distillery exhibition consists of three parts: Historical - demonstrations of folk crafts related to distillery. Modern - one of the most modern refineries for alcohol production in Europe. Traditional - Tasting room with hand-carved painting and whiskey maturation...

Bad-Hole cave near Lipovce village is the only cave in the Presov region open to the public. In the local dialect it is known as Zla Dzura. Visitors experience a unique descent to the mysterious depths of this cave. Accompanied with a guide, they are equipped with protective helmets and traditional cavern carbide lamps as the cave has no electricity. Basic Route lasts about 40 minutes. The difficulty of the route: easy. Available also for children or older people (the youngest visitor so far was...

In addition to spa stays, Spa Bardejov also offers you a summer swimming pool with heated water (27 ºC). The swimming pool with a smaller area is located at the end of the spa by the forest. In the area of the swimming pool there is a swimming pool with dimensions 33 x 15 m (with a depth of 1.30 m) and a children's pool (4 x 4 m, depth 80 cm). At the summer swimming pool you will find a buffet with seating, storage lockers and a summer gazebo. Every Friday you can use the morning swimming 8.00...

Bardejov open-air museum - village museum Bártfafürdő Village Museum, open-air museum is one of the oldest establishments in its category in Slovakia . The open-air museum opened its doors to the public in 1965, with 24 buildings showing the former everyday lives of the Slovak and Ruthenian people in the Sáros region. The buildings date from the 19th to the 20th centuries and are made of wood in a typical Carpathian architectural style. We distinguish four types of buildings: a / dwellings...