Slovakia

Slovakia

SLOVAKIA / Officially, the Slovak Republic is a republic in central Europe, bordered to the northwest by the Czech Republic, to the north by Poland, to the east by Ukraine, to the south by Hungary and to the southwest by Austria

Slovakia is a beautiful country full of many picturesque places and amazing things. Whether you are traveling alone or with a group of friends or with family and children, you will find everything that suits you here, between historical monuments, amazing nature and beautiful cities

Slovakia has a lot of wonderful places, whether for walking or mountaineering, especially in the north of the country, and you will probably appreciate very much the beauty of the Slovak mountains, which he feels like in front of an amazing artistic painting, and the most famous of them is the wonderful Tatra Mountains located on the border between Poland and Slovakia, which gives you either a stunning view Along the mountain paths, or fun opportunities to ski on the spectacular slopes of the Stari Smokovts Resort

The Slovak language is an official language. With a population of 5,000,000, and a population density of 111 per square kilometer, according to 2015 statistics. It belongs to a number of international organizations such as the United Nations, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the World Trade Organization, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, the European Union, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, NATO, the Center for International Dispute Resolution, the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency, and the International Finance Corporation

It is divided administratively into eight regions: Nitra, Kosice, Trnava, Panská Bystrica, Jelena, Presov, Bratislava and Ttrchin. The country includes several political parties such as the Slovak National Party, the New Citizen Alliance, the Hungarian Coalition Party, the Free Forum, the Slovak Communist Party, the Christian Democratic Movement and the Slovak Democratic and Christian Union-Democratic Party. The Slovak Army consists of several divisions of Border Guard, Air Force and Air Defense, Civil Defense Forces, Land Forces and Rail Forces

The People's Assembly, with a single legislative assembly, is considered the highest legislative authority in the state, and it consists of one hundred and fifty seats, and its members are elected every four years. The Danube is one of the most important rivers in the country. As it activates river navigation in it, as it is a landlocked country with no seaports. It has a mild and rainy climate with high humidity in summer, and cold snow in winter. The ancestral population of immigrants from the lands of Russia are considered indigenous and settled there in the fifth century AD

Its GDP, according to 2009 estimates, reached US $ 115.098 billion, and its economy depends on: the industrial sector, such as manufacturing of machinery, metallic materials, petrochemical and chemical products, paper, rubber, transport vehicles, and textiles. The sector of extracting and producing natural gas, coal, and nuclear fuel. The agricultural sector, such as potatoes, sugar beets, and grains. Livestock, poultry and pig sector

Bratislava is considered the capital of the Republic of Slovakia, and is located in the southwest of the country along the Danube, a narrow corridor in the Carpathian Mountains that borders the Slovakia, Austria and Hungary, and the modern city of Bratislava is a cultural center and headquarters of Comenius University, and headquarters of the Academy of Sciences Slovak, many schools and technical institutes, the Slovak National Theater, and the Slovak National Museum

Boynets is one of the most beautiful and famous historical cities in Slovakia, which is famous for its majestic legendary castle located at the top of the valley of the Nitra River, and in addition to its heavy tourist arrivals, the castle also hosts many international film festivals and events every year

Slovakia Paradise National Park is one of the best ideal places for nature lovers in Slovakia, as it includes many scenes and stunning landscapes, foremost among which is the wonderfully flowing waterfalls, and the Dpchinska Ice Cave on the UNESCO World Heritage List

While Poprad as a city has much to offer any visitor, it is primarily known as one of the main gates of the Tatra Mountains in Slovakia, so many tourists come here in summer and winter to take advantage of the city's proximity to the mountains, with skiing or hiking. Long among the beauty of natural scenes throughout the year, Poprad also has a charming historical center adorned with colorful buildings, most of which date back to the 18th and 19th centuries, which is admired by tourists