In cooperation with SLOVAKIA TRAVEL, we will bring you inspiring tips for trips around Nestville Park every month until the end of 2025.
We will show you this beautiful region from a new perspective – from majestic castles, through historic churches, to breathtaking gorges and museums that will bring your adventures to life.
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All it takes is a little – to discover the magic of Slovakia step by step.
Tip No. 1 – Are you looking for an easy trip with a big impact? Visit the Jarabinsky Gorge – a gorge formed by the Malý Lipník stream near Stará Ľubovna.
On a short route (approx. 0.5 km), you will discover dramatically narrow rock walls, rapids, waterfalls and unique fossils. The trip is also ideal for families with children, and thanks to the educational trail and viewpoint, you will enjoy the place to the fullest.
Tip No. 2 – Just a few kilometers from Nestville Park stands the iconic landmark of the region – Ľubovňa Castle: a place full of fascinating stories, from the meetings of Hungarian and Polish kings, to the hiding of Polish crown jewels, to the imprisonment of nobleman Móric Beňovský.
Tip No. 3 – This unique church is among the best-preserved wooden sacral buildings in Slovakia. It was built in 1717 and its Baroque interior will enchant you with its details and artistic precision. The church is a UNESCO World Heritage Site – a visit to this place will transport you back in time and allow you to appreciate the skill and dedication of the craftsmen who built it.
Tip No. 4 – Experience the authentic taste of northern Spiš at Nestville Park – taste original drinks, enjoy artisanal chocolate and take advantage of winter attractions including an ice rink or ice rink.
And if you want to slow down for a moment, visit the Ľubovňany Open-Air Museum and discover a world where time seems to have stopped. You can expect 25 traditional log buildings from the region, a wooden Greek Catholic church and technical buildings, as well as numerous folklore events and craft markets throughout the year.
