Discover the story of the Tatras and Spiš in museums, at the Symbolic Cemetery, in UNESCO churches and Art Nouveau Tatra villas.
The most visited nature museum in the Tatras (since 1883) with exhibits on wildlife, conservation and ethnography.
A memorial below Ostrva with over 160 plaques and 50 carved crosses to mountain victims; a cultural monument.
A well-preserved 15th-century medieval town castle, now a museum with a lookout tower in historic Kežmarok.
A wooden Evangelical church (1687–1717) built without a single nail, on the UNESCO list since 2008.
One of Slovakia's oldest museums (1876) with a Neanderthal exhibit from Gánovce and the tomb of a Poprad nobleman.
An urban heritage reserve with burgher houses and the Church of St George with an altar by Master Paul.
The first grand Tatra hotel (1904) in Art Nouveau style; famous guests stayed here and the Hrebienok funicular station is right beside it.
A wooden Evangelical church from 1887 tucked below the Nový Smokovec spa — one of the oldest Tatra churches, a quiet tip.
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