Discover a region full of experiences

The legends visited Muráň Castle again. Come to greet them and visit their home, the third highest castle in Slovakia, which is steeped in many legends.

During the summer season, we have prepared a series of trips for you on a sightseeing historic minibus that comes from Salaš Zbojská, where it already runs regularly.

The best and most beautiful experiences are free, so pack your backpack, put on your hat and go for the icy adventure that awaits just around the corner.

Go on a trip to nature in Predná Hora and get to know the local flora and fauna thanks to the Sviniarky adventure trail.

A tip for a mysterious place on Gemeri that is definitely worth discovering!

A new viewpoint has been added to Gemeri, from which you can see two national parks.

Skalisko (1293 m above sea level) on Volovec never disappoints!

The only one of its kind in Slovakia and Central Europe. Unique on the Plešivecká plain.

The SlavošovceTunnel (Tunel pod Homôlkou) is fully accessible and is crossed by the official cycle route, which with its length of 2401 meters makes it the longest cycle tunnel in Europe and the third longest in the world.

Discover the underground gems of Gemer: Domica Cave, Dobšinská Ice cave, Gombasecká cave, Ochtinská Aragonite cave and Krásnohorská cave. You will not find such a diversity, in the underground of one region, anywhere else in the world.

Tourists are attracted to the needle of a compass like a magnet, they provide a destination for walks for families, unforgettable experiences for wandering romantics, they provide the opportunity for everyone to climb higher and thus gain an overview of the landscape, people, life...

One of the few Slovak castles built on a volcano is easily accessible and offers views of the Cer Highlands, Mátru and the highest peak in Hungary.

The valley, reminiscent of the gorges of the Slovak Paradise, is now easily accessible thanks to a hundred metal steps, footbridges and steel ropes.

The beautiful environment of the Cerová Highlands will take you through its educational trail to its most valuable area, right up to the top of Pohanský Castle.

The largest karst area of the plateau type in Central Europe hides more than 1,300 abysses and caves. Worth to see!

The circuit with an elevation of 270 m and a length of 4.7 km leads through the wild nature around the Zbojská saddle. The region where the legendary Tisov robber Jakub Surovec and his retinue once robbed is a great place to relax and get to know each other.

Semi-wild horses grazing in its meadows are inseparable from the image of Muránská planina. If you are looking for peace and space to enjoy your connection with nature, Muránska planina is the ideal place for you.

The opportunity to see ground squirrels in the wild in the immediate vicinity is a truly exceptional experience. Some are not even afraid to take food straight from your hand!

We could also call Cerová vrchovina the land of extinct volcanoes. There are 9 marked hiking trails, 4 educational trails and 3 educational sites that pass through the most attractive parts of the territory.

The Krásnohorská Cave will offer you a unique adventurous experience. With caving gear you will go through a cave with wooden footbridges, ladders, ropes to the largest stalagmite you have ever seen.

The most famous cave of the Slovak Karst together with the Hungarian Baradla Cave form a unique 25 km long cave complex on the territory of two states, Slovakia and Hungary.

The uniqueness of the observatory is the astropark, where you can find models of asteroids, a sundial, an interactive globe, a large solar oven, a solar house with a car track, a carillon, a small rocket with an astronaut and much more. Both children and adults will enjoy themselves. Observations of the starry sky through a telescope take place every Friday evening in clear weather.

Compared to the more famous Slavošovce neighbor, the Koprášsky tunnel is much shorter, its length is less than 250 m. However, it is possible to go through it without artificial lighting.

The observation tower at an altitude of 851 m offers wonderful views of Vepor mountains, the Muránska plateau and the Tatras. It is also available for cyclists with mountain bikes.