Low Tatras

Low Tatras Essentials

The Low Tatras National Park encompasses Slovakia's second-highest mountain range, defined by the granite peaks of Ďumbier and Dereše and the eastern summit of Kráľova hoľa. This region features the Demänovská Ice Cave's subterranean formations and the glacial Vrbické pleso, the range's largest natural lake. Architectural highlights include the stone Chmarošský Viaduct near Telgárt, while the village of Liptovský Ján offers the natural "Kaďa" thermal spring. Cultural attractions like Mini Slovensko showcase scaled models of Slovak monuments.

Ďumbier

Ďumbier is the highest mountain in the Low Tatra range, in central Slovakia.

Demänov Ice Cave

Demänovská Ice Cave or Demänovská ľadová jaskyňa is an ice cave in the Demänovská Valley in Slovakia.

Kráľova hoľa

Kráľova hoľa is the highest mountain of the eastern part of the Low Tatras in central Slovakia.

Chmarošský viadukt

This 113-meter-long stone railway viaduct near Telgárt was built in the 1930s. It stands 18 meters high with nine arches, forming part of the scenic Červená Skala – Margecany railway line.

Vrbické pleso

The largest natural glacial lake in the Low Tatras, situated at an altitude of 1,113 meters in the upper part of the Demänovská Valley.

Low Tatras National Park

Low Tatras National Park is a national park in Central Slovakia, between the Váh River and the Hron River valleys.

Termál "Kaďa" Teplica

Thermal spring, also called "Kada" in Slovak, is located in a little village called Liptovsky Jan.

Dereše

Dereše is the third highest peak of the Low Tatra range, in central Slovakia.

Slovenská Koliba Jasná

This hidden gem takes Slovak's regional cuisine to the next level. You can find their own specialities in the menu and discover a new…

Areál Slovenských kultúrnych pamiatok MINI SLOVENSKO

An open-air museum in Liptovský Ján featuring 1:25 scale models of significant Slovak cultural monuments, including castles, wooden churches, and technical landmarks.