Hidden Gems of Banská Štiavnica

Banská Štiavnica’s industrial heritage is showcased through its 18th-century "tajchy," such as Počúvadlo and Klinger, which were engineered to power local silver and gold mines. This list also features the Klopačka Teahouse, housed within a historic mining signal tower, and the eclectic Divná pani café, known for its unique interior design. Rounding out the selection is Antikvariatik, a secondhand bookshop hidden on the town’s main square, offering a quiet escape for literature enthusiasts.

Počúvadlianske jazero

Pocuvadlo, the biggest 'tajch' which is one of many articially created water reservoirs to supply the mines in the area in the 18th century.

Jazero Klinger

Klinger, a 'tajch', is one of the artificial water reservoirs built to supply energy to Banska Stiavnica's mines in the 18th century.

Weird Lady Café

A café that lures you in by its name and makes you stay for its unique interior. It lives up to its name of being 'weird', but in a good way.

Klopačka Teahouse

Klopačka Teahouse was built inside a historical tower associated with the mining industry of the town.

Antikvariatik

Antikvariatik, a secondhand bookshop, is hidden on the main square of the city.