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Slovakia

Bratislava Castle is a 1950s reconstruction, mimicking an earlier renaissance design.

Nine must-do highlights of Bratislavia, Slovakia

Slovakia is a country blessed with national parks, surreal karst caves, the ski-friendly High Tatra mountains and UNESCO-rated relics like Spis Castle.

  • by Steve McKenna
Bratislava skyline.

Slovakia: The new European hotspot with a dark past

Bratislavia, the Slovakian capital, turns out to be a hidden gem of a stop on this river cruise.

  • by Sue Williams
Bratislava's old town.

Bratislava, Slovakia: a stunning stop on a cruise down the Danube

The city boasts beautiful medieval architecture and some startling Soviet-era constructions.

  • by Alison Stewart
The world is at last recognising the charms of Slovakia’s capital, Bratislava.

Bratislava, Slovakia: Food on the menu in Eastern Europe's 'new' charming capital

At last the capital of this tiny country is getting the attention it deserves.

  • by Catherine Marshall
Slovakian delights: The Apollo Most bridge connects the Petrzalka district and the city centre.

How to explore Bratislava, Slovakia on a budget

This mini-Vienna can be explored on a mini-budget, writes Richard Tulloch.

  • by Richard Tulloch
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Budapest cruise: when a river ran red

Unguarded moments of discovery bring the past back into the present.

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Cruising on the Danube: A touch of the royal treatment

Kerry van der Jagt finds herself in the very best of company as she cruises the Danube.

Fisherman's Bastion, Budapest, Hungary.

Group think and goulash

Supping on hearty stew and history, Nadia Jamal is happy to let others lead the way through the stunning cities of the east.

Old world ... the Alcazar de Segovia's East Tower offers a sweeping view of the landscape.

Fast track to stardom

High-speed rail and budget airlines are bringing new destinations into the spotlight, writes David Whitley.