Hlohovec - tourist attractions

Hlohovec Castle is the most important historical monument of the town Hlohovec. It is located south of Hlohovec, on the edge of a large tree park with french terraces. The original medieval castle was built in the 11th century. In 1275 King Ladislav IV. donated the castle to the first feudal owner of the Abovcov family. Since then, with little breaks, it belonged with the surrounding lands until 1945 to a powerful feudal family. The Hlohovske castle housed the families Ujlaki, Turzovcov, Forgáčov and Erdődyovcov, who inhabited it until 1945, when the city got Soviet troops. In recent years,...

Are you thinking about where to take your children on a trip during the weekend or on vacation? Visit the Madonan Farm in the village of Bojničky near the town of Hlohovec. The farm and at the same time petting zoo is an ideal place for relaxation with your children. On the farm you can see many animals typical of the Slovak countryside. In addition to the animals, there are many fun attractions for children, such as trampolines, climbing frames, a mini zipline and a tubing track. The area is...

The Archiepiscopal Palace in Trnava is an impressive historic residence that once served as the seat of the Archbishops of Esztergom. This Baroque building with its elegant façade and rich decoration is a symbol of the city’s spiritual and cultural strength and belongs among its most important monuments.

The Basilica of St. Nicholas is one of the oldest and most important sacred monuments in Trnava. Built in the first half of the 14th century as a Gothic church, it still preserves the atmosphere of the Middle Ages. Its interior is adorned with precious altars and ribbed vaults, reflecting the artistic spirit of the past. The basilica is also closely connected with the veneration of the Virgin Mary of Trnava – the city’s protector, whose miraculous image attracts pilgrims from all over Slovakia....

The House of Music of Mikuláš Schneider-Trnavský is a unique cultural venue that connects history with music. Visitors can explore the life and work of the famous Slovak composer and conductor, best known for his iconic song How Beautiful You Are. The permanent exhibition showcases his creations alongside displays dedicated to the art of music. The atmosphere is enriched by concerts, lectures, and cultural events, making the House of Music a lively meeting place for music lovers. Located in the...