Things to Do Nearby

A quiet walk starting almost at our gate — the easiest way to stretch your legs after the drive. Good in light rain under the trees.

The nearest proper town: castle, wooden articular church, cafés and a supermarket for supplies.

Explore the historical castle in the neighboring town of Kežmarok, featuring interesting exhibitions, a castle chapel, and insights into the history of the Spiš region. Ideal for cooler or rainy days when you will appreciate indoor tours.

Enjoy skiing on the slopes of the High Tatras in one of Slovakia's best-equipped resorts. It offers slopes for beginners and advanced skiers, modern cable cars, and a great winter atmosphere less than 15 minutes from Malý Slavkov.

Outdoor thermal pools, warm all year round — our first suggestion when the weather is poor. Tickets by time slot or full day.

Enjoy relaxation in a modern water park open year-round. It features outdoor and indoor pools with pure geothermal water, water slides, a world-class wellness center, and a relaxation complex—perfect for dismal or winter weather.

Cable car up to Skalnaté pleso and on to Lomnický štít. Hiking in summer, one of the main ski areas in winter. Book cable car tickets ahead in high season.

Visit the unique accessible cave in the Belianske Tatras with rich dripstone decorations and underground lakes. The tour takes about 70 minutes and offers a pleasantly cool escape on hot summer days.

Walkway through the canopy with a slide down the middle. Great with children, and it stays open through the winter.

The most traditional village on this side of the Tatras, with original painted wooden folk houses still standing along the main road. A nice slow drive-through or a stop for lunch on the way to Bachledova dolina or the Polish border crossing.

A beautifully preserved walled medieval town, UNESCO-listed together with Spiš Castle. The Basilica of St James holds the tallest wooden Gothic altar in the world, carved by Master Paul of Levoča. Easily combined with a Spiš Castle day trip.

Traditional raft trip through the Pieniny gorge along the Polish border. Runs in the warm months only — worth calling ahead.

A postcard glacial lake and one of the main Tatra resorts, with an easy lakeside walk, cafés, and trailheads for longer hikes further up. Worth the way for the view.

One of the largest castle complexes in Central Europe, a UNESCO site. Partly covered, and dramatic in moody weather.

A UNESCO-listed village of traditional log houses near Ružomberok, one of the best preserved examples of a Central European mountain settlement. A longer trip, best paired with the Liptov area or a scenic drive back over the mountains.