Banská Štiavnica, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Slovakia, offers a wealth of historical, cultural and natural attractions.
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Attractions
Construction of this tajch (a historic mining reservoir) began in 1735 under the direction
Wooden troughs have been made in his family for 4 generations. That the young
This national cultural monument from 1832 is one of the landmarks of the village
The bust of the poet Andrej Sládkovič in the Botanical Garden was unveiled in
Quiet, sunny attic accommodation in the very heart of Banská Štiavnica. Just a few
Piarg Gate was built at the same time as the New Castle to protect
In the heart of town, this gallery brings the very best of old art
The Upper Crosscut to Lill Shaft is a haulage adit in the grounds of
This Roman Catholic church is an important Slovak monument thanks to its richly decorated
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