Fra Bratislava: Halvdagstur til Trnava med togbilletter
Beskrivelse
Oplev den vestlige slovakiske by Trnava på denne tur med togbilletter fra Bratislava. Udforsk byens talrige kirker og maleriske gader på en guidet vandretur.
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Den ældste frie kongelige bydel TRNAVA var kirkens "hovedstad" i kongeriget Ungarn i flere århundreder i fortiden. Nu er det centrum for det dynamisk udviklende område, der strækker sig mellem Bratislava og Nitra. TRNAVA (befolkning på 69.500) er det naturlige centrum i regionen Dolné Považie, sæde for både distriktet og den regionale administration og den syvende største by i Slovakiet. Trnava er sæde for Trnava University og University of Sts. Constantine og Methodius, og siden 1978 det slovakiske storbysæde for ærkebiskop. Byens centrum er blevet udpeget til Town Monument Reserve i 1987. Fans af kunst og musik kender begivenheden, der bærer navnet på en vigtig komponist fra Trnava - Trnavská hudobná jar M. Sch. Trnavského (The Trnava Musical Spring of M. Sch. Trnavský). Arrangementet bærer navnet på en vigtig komponist, den lokale indfødte.
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Vigtig information
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Spædbørn skal sidde på skødet af en voksen
- Specialiserede sæder til spædbørn er tilgængelige
- Velegnet til alle fitnessniveauer
Anmeldelser(2)
Maria, our guide, was local and had great knowledge of Trnava but also a deeper knowledge of Slovakian history. Really interesting tour and in good company.
Thank you so much for your kind review! 😊 We are very happy to hear that you enjoyed the tour with Maria and appreciated her knowledge of both Trnava and Slovak history. It’s wonderful to know that the experience was interesting and enjoyable in such good company. We will be sure to pass your lovely feedback on to Maria. We hope to welcome you again on another tour in Slovakia soon! 🇸🇰
The historic center is small but very beautiful, it is worth a visit for a couple of days, the inhabitants are friendly and the atmosphere is relaxed, the city is well equipped with public transport and is also easy for car traffic, a sore point are the car parks, those who intend to visit the city by car, also to be able to move around and visit the Devin castle which is about fifteen kilometers from Bratislava and is certainly worth a visit or other neighboring cities must take into account that if they do not have a parking provided by the accommodation will have to park on the street. On weekdays you pay 1.50 euros per hour from 8.00 to 24.00 for an outlay of 24 euros per day! Don't hope to find spaces in free car parks, there simply aren't any, not even in peripheral areas except for small car parks near shopping centers which I always found full. Food prices both in restaurants and in supermarkets are in line with the average Italian prices.
