This tour is for those who would like to discover pottery heritage in the cosy ceramic and viticulture town in the Small Carpathians, only 30 minutes away from Bratislava. The Majolica from Modra is registered in the Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Slovakia.This tour is a unique opportunity to explore the oldest craft in the world in the beautiful town of Modra with a funny and knowledgeable local guide.

Bratislava’s Gallery Multium features a unique take on space, mirrors, and illusions. With this entrance ticket, explore the gallery’s six unforgettable spaces, each offering a different experience. Get a chance to witness infinity with the help of mirrors. The gallery is inspired by the works of worldwide famous artists including an exhibition of Matej Kren at Slovak National Gallery and the work of Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama whose Infinity Mirror Room is one of the main attractions of New York

Majolica is an art which is old, but can be traditional and modern too. Learn about Slovakia’s traditional art in Modra city. Modra is famous for their ceramics production and classical way of decorating cups, plates and many more. Experienced craftsmen will show you the secrets of their art. In the past, also various crafts, apart from vine growing, developed and the potters became the most outstanding of them. Although Modra has no railway what lead to decay of crafts, vine growing and production of majolica still thrived. In 1883 workshop for production of pottery and a school was founded in Modra. The Slovak Folk Majolica still maintains the old tradition. The local produce, so typical for Modra, is sold in the local plant. It is much sought for both by Slovaks and foreigners (source: Dajama). Price depends on number of people and if you would like to have a workshop too.

Nestled in the heart of Slovakia, the charming town of Trenčín may not be the first place that comes to mind when thinking of street art. However, this hidden gem offers a burgeoning street art scene that's captivating both locals and travelers alike. A street art tour in Trenčín is a fascinating journey through the town's history, culture, and creativity, all expressed through the medium of graffiti and murals. As you venture through Trenčín's picturesque streets, you'll soon discover that this town is a canvas for artists seeking to share their stories, emotions, and creativity. The tour takes you to some of the most vibrant and historically significant neighborhoods, unveiling the fascinating relationship between art and the town's culture. Trenčín's street art is a blend of local and international influences. You'll witness the work of talented Slovakian artists who have poured their hearts and souls into creating captivating pieces.

Discover the enchanting Slovak capital at your own rhythm with the Bratislava Self-Guided Audio Experience, where freedom meets enlightenment. Unlike rushed group tours, you'll uncover hidden historical gems and local secrets at your preferred pace, diving deep into authentic Slovak culture without following someone else's schedule. The meticulously researched narratives reveal fascinating stories that even locals might not know, delivered through crystal-clear narration by professional storytellers whose engaging voices bring Bratislava's rich tapestry to life. Explore grand monuments or charming side streets based on your interests, not predetermined itineraries. Whether you're a history enthusiast, architecture lover, or cultural explorer, this immersive audio journey transforms ordinary sightseeing into an extraordinary adventure through the heart and soul of Bratislava.

Our tour unique is deep dive into the "somewhere" that created a man who claimed to be "from nowhere." Andy Warhol's parents were Carpatho-Rusyn immigrants from what is now eastern Slovakia, and our tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to trace their incredible journey. We start in Miková, his parents' birthplace, where you'll feel the weight of history and stand on the very spot where his mother’s house once stood. This is more than a historical site; it’s a tangible link to the humble beginnings that fueled a global icon. Our tour also looks to the future of art in Medzilaborce, home to the Andy Warhol Museum. While currently under reconstruction, we'll see the promise of its grand reopening in spring 2026. Beyond Warhol, we explore the region's culture, hiking to the majestic statue of Count Laborec and visiting the solemn ruins of the Krasny Brod monastery, a powerful memorial to World War I. This tour lets you see beyond the art and into the soul of the artist.