This hilly, rather underpopulated nation, which was once a part of Czechoslovakia, has a lot to offer tourists. Slovakia is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, known for its national parks, beautiful hiking trails, and hundreds of caverns, some of which are UNESCO protected sites. However, there are plenty of possibilities to get right into exploring and tasting specialties, so history buffs and foodies will both be happy to visit.

The open-air museums in Slovakia provide a singular opportunity to learn about the folk customs of the nation, and a trip to Bratislava will allow you to see a bustling city with a sordid past.

Slovakia's less-traveled east is dotted with charming cathedrals, making it seem like an entirely different world. Landscapes with battle scars from the collision of river and stone can be found within its national parks. Beyond the boutique-style city of Košice in the east, the Tokaj wine area spreads across sparsely populated terrain.

Slovakia is a small country despite having a rich history and diversified landscape. For tourists, that can entail forts, hikes, and beer-swilling fun all within a long weekend.

Here is a video of the finest sights and activities in Slovakia, whether you're planning a trip soon or are just looking for inspiration.

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