• The Slovak Karst (Slovak: Slovenský kras) is one of the mountain ranges of the Slovenské Rudohorie mountains in the Carpathians in southern Slovakia.
  • What makes the caves of the Slovak Karst different from other caves? Why are they so unique that they have become part of the world’s natural heritage?
  • The Slovak Karst National Park is located in the southwestern part of eastern Slovakia. It is the largest and most typical karst area in Central Europe.
  • The area. Address. Hamosiho 118, Brzotin 049 51 Slovakia. Reach out directly. ... National Parks in Brzotin. Things to do near Slovak Karst National Park.
  • The landscape of the Slovak Karst and its protection. The Slovak and Aggtelek Karst is a continuous karst territory in Slovakia and Hugary, which represents a...
  • Since 1995 the caves of Slovak Karst and Aggtelec Karst (Hungary) have been added to the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage List.
  • There are 115 named mountains in Slovak Karst National Park. Jelení vrch is the highest point. The most prominent mountain is Štít.
  • The ranch can be found in the village of Jovice 5 km from Rožňava, in a beautiful environment under the Silická plateau in the Slovak Karst.
  • The Caves of the Aggtelek and Slovak Karst comprise a karst cave system with a high concentration of caves and a great variety of cave types.
  • Underground, some 25km of caves — an estimated 1100 underground chambers in all – snake beneath Slovak Karst and its twin park across the Hungarian...