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Towns and villages
Towns and villages
Pavčina Lehota
Village Pavčiná Lehota is located at the foothill of Siná. It is a convenient starting point to the Demänovská Valley and the Low Tatras National Park. (Show more)
Town Liptovský Mikuláš
Liptovský Mikuláš is situated in northern Slovakia. It is surrounded by massive mountains of Low Tatras (Low Tatras National Park), West Tatras (Tatra National Park) and Choc Mountains. (Show more)
Ižipovce
Near the village, visitors can learn about the history of the Celts in the archaeological museum Havránok (2 km) and admire canyons of Prosiecka and Kvačianska Valley (7 km). (Show more)
Town Ružomberok
The town of Ružomberok is situated on the confluence of the rivers Váh and Revúca in the western part of Liptov basin on the landmark of Slovak mountain ranges – the Great Fatra, the Choč Mountains and the Low Tatras. (Show more)
Region Liptov
LIPTOV is the number one tourist destination in Slovakia both in winter and summer. It is a “green” arena full of natural beauties, adrenaline, water parks and fun; of living folklore and traditions, as well as of history, cuisine and unique gastronomy. Liptov is unique as during one single day you can discover the subterranean beauties of the caves, hot mineral springs and splendid skiing or tourist experiences in the mountains. (Show more)
Town Liptovský Hrádok
Liptovský Hrádok with the traditions of forestry, apiculture, mining and processing of timber and iron ore or rafting is the smallest town of the Liptov region. (Show more)
Liptovská Sielnica
The village is situated at the northern shore of the water dam Liptovská Mara, which offers many opportunities for water sports (sailing, surfing, windsurfing, boating, riding water scooters, water cycling), sightseeing boat cruise or fishing. On the cliffs of Sestrčský hill you will find the ruins of Liptovský (Sielnický) castle - uppermost in Slovakia (1001 m) built in the 13th century. (Show more)
Demänovská Valley
The most visited valley of the Low Tatras, situated to the south of the town of Liptovský Mikuláš, is a part of the Low Tatras National Park. There you can find the longest cave system in Slovakia (21 km) and two caves open to public: Demänovská jaskyňa slobody (Demänovská cave of freedom), well-known for massive stalagmites, sinter waterfalls and Demänovská ľadová jaskyňa (Demänovská ice cave).Higher part of the valley, Jasná, is the largest and most popular ski resort in Slovakia. (Show more)
