Events in Slovakia in October 2025

Experience beautiful Bratislava Castle as you gaze out over the charming Slovak capital. Ride the sightseeing bus along the Danube River while listening to audio commentary about the passing monuments, then explore Bratislava's historic Old Town.

Experience the beauty of the Tatra Mountains from the treetops in Poronin, then immerse yourself in the rich highlander culture of Zakopane with traditional cuisine, folk music, and local crafts.

Do you love wine? This tour is for you! We invite you to picturesque small town of Modra, just a short trip from Bratislava, to our boutique winery. Try fine wines that you can find only in the country's best wine bars, each made with love and passion.

Admire the Slovakian High Tatras mountains and the charming town of Zakopane and the mountain Spa resort of Chochołow on this day trip to Bachledka Treetop Trail from Krakow.

Discover northern Slovakia's most picturesque district, the Tatra region, from the treetops. Travel back into Poland to visit the beautiful town of Zakopane, situated town at the foot of the magnificent Tatra Mountains.

Explore charming villages, historic sites, and scenic landscapes on this day trip to Wachau Valley from Vienna. Learn about the area's culture and history, enjoy wine tastings, and try local products.

Learn about Hungarian history on a guided tour along the Danube Bend. Explore the towns of Esztergom, Visegrád, and Szentendre, enjoy a short visit to Slovakia, and return to Budapest by bus or boat.

Embark on an adventure along the Danube on a guided tour from Budapest. Visit Esztergom, Visegrád and Szentendre, check out historic buildings, including the largest basilica in Hungary.

Explore the charming town of Karlovy Vary on a day trip from Prague. Discover the highlights of the city on a guided tour, with free time to explore on your own and visit the watchtower and funicular.

Visit the fairy-tale town of Cesky Krumlov in South Bohemia, explore its narrow medieval streets and tour its famous castle. Admire examples of the town’s architectural development from the 14th through the 19th century.