A landmark of the town of Kežmarok with rich historical exhibits, a chapel, an observation tower and regular cultural events.
approx. 0.5 km
on foot
bicycle
Wooden articular church
A rare wooden monument listed on the UNESCO list, one of the most important sacral buildings in Slovakia from the late 17th century.
approx. 0.7 km
on foot
bicycle
Tourism and nature
High Tatras
The most visited mountain destination in Slovakia offers dozens of hiking trails of varying difficulty, from easy walks to high-altitude hikes.
about 20km
car
bus
train
Cold Stream Waterfalls
One of the most beautiful tourist areas in the High Tatras. The trails lead past several waterfalls and offer beautiful views of the Tatra nature.
about 22 km
car + tourism
train + hiking
Belianske Tatras
A quieter part of the Tatras with beautiful panoramas, suitable for hiking, photography and relaxing in nature.
about 25 km
car
bus
Family attractions
Treetop walkway
A unique attraction in the Bachledova Valley, where visitors walk at the height of the treetops. The observation tower offers views of the Belianske Tatras, Pieniny and Zamagurie.
about 30 km
car
bus
bicycle
Aqua City Poprad
AquaCity Poprad is a unique complex that offers a wide range of services for an ideal vacation, an unforgettable family trip or a corporate event.
about 25 km
car
bus
Adventure Minigolf Ždiar
The course consists of 9 holes with fairways covered with artificial golf grass, complemented by various terrain irregularities that resemble real terrain as closely as possible.
approx. 33 km
car
bus
Winter activities
Tatranska Lomnica Resort
The largest ski resort in the High Tatras with modern cable cars and slopes for beginners and experienced skiers.
about 16 km
car
bus
train
Bachledka Ski & Sun
A popular family ski resort with excellent conditions for children and adults.
about 20 km
car
bus
Ski Center Strachan Ždiar
Enjoy a unique skiing holiday in the heart of Spišská Magura and Belianske Tatras. Ideal slopes with a total length of 3.7 km, suitable for families with children.
