Poprad

Poprad Essentials

Poprad serves as the primary transport hub for the High Tatras mountain range. The town features a historic center centered around St. Egidius Square, home to the 13th-century Church of St. Egidius and the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Cultural highlights include the Tatranská galéria, housed in a converted steam power plant, and the Podtatranské Museum, which documents the region's archaeology and natural history. Nearby Kvetnica offers forest trails and wildlife viewing, while Gánovce provides a look into the area's prehistoric past.

Aquacity

One of the most entertaining water parks in Central Europe features several outdoor thermal pools, various fun slides and more!

Kostol sv. Egídia

Originally a 13th-century Gothic structure featuring a Baroque interior and a separate Renaissance bell tower. It contains rare medieval wall paintings and a main altar dating back to the late 15th century.

Evanjelický kostol

Classicist-style Lutheran church built between 1829 and 1834. It houses a notable altar with a painting of the Holy Trinity and a historic pipe organ.

Co-Cathedral of Our Lady of Sorrows, Poprad

The Co-Cathedral of Our Lady of Sorrows is the main Roman Catholic church of the town of Poprad, Slovakia.

Tatranská galéria - Elektráreň

Contemporary art gallery housed in a former steam power plant dating from 1912. The industrial space hosts rotating exhibitions and cultural events in its high-ceilinged main hall.

Podtatranské múzeum

Regional museum founded in 1876. Exhibits focus on the archaeology and natural history of the Spiš region, documenting the development of settlements beneath the High Tatras.

Panoráma Tatier cez okno

Designated viewpoint providing framed vistas of the High Tatras peaks. It offers a clear perspective of the mountain range's silhouette from the town center.

Zverník Kvetnica

Forest enclosure in the Kvetnica recreational area where mouflons and wild boars can be observed in their natural habitat.

Kaplnka vzkriesenia

Modern place of worship situated within the Kvetnica forest. It serves as a stop for hikers exploring the local trails and hills.

Gánovské travertíny

Paleontological site famous for the discovery of a Neanderthal braincase cast in 1926. The area features natural travertine formations and mineral springs.