World Heritage Sites in Slovakia
21 entries in the World Heritage Sites in Slovakia compendium.
Banská ŠtiavnicaHistoric mining town and UNESCO World Heritage Site in Slovakia.BardejovSlovak town with intact medieval center and UNESCO World Heritage status.Bystrianska CaveLimestone cave with prehistoric use and speleotherapy.Caves of Aggtelek Karst and Slovak KarstA UNESCO site of over 1000 caves along the Hungary-Slovakia border.Church of Saint-Nicolas of BodružalA 1658 wooden Greek-Catholic church with a unique double-sided iconostasis.Dobšiná Ice CaveIce cave in Slovakia, UNESCO World Heritage since 2000.Domica CaveKarst cave with rich speleothems and Neolithic artifacts.Hrušovská caveA spring cave with sinter decoration and endemic cave beetle.Jasov CaveOldest publicly accessible cave in Slovakia, a UNESCO World Heritage site.Krásnohorská CaveCave with the world's largest stalagmite, in the Slovak Karst.LevočaHistoric town in eastern Slovakia with a UNESCO-listed center.Basilica of St. James, LevočaGothic church with world's tallest wooden altar.Levoča, Spiš Castle and the associated cultural monumentsA UNESCO site uniting a castle, town, and ecclesiastical settlement.Ochtinská Aragonite CaveA short aragonite cave in Slovakia with rare formations.Spiš CastleMedieval castle in eastern Slovakia, a UNESCO World Heritage site.Spišská KapitulaA medieval ecclesiastical town overlooking Spiš Castle.Spišské PodhradieTown at the foot of Spiš Castle with a historic German settlement.Town hall in Banská ŠtiavnicaHistoric town hall with swapped clock hands and rear entrance.VlkolínecA preserved Slovak village with traditional log houses.Wooden articular church of HronsekLutheran church built 1725–1726 in Hronsek, Slovakia.Wooden churches of the Slovak CarpathiansNine wooden religious buildings in Slovakia, UNESCO-listed.
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