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Say hello to Trnava - Trnava Travel Guide

Whether you are planning a one-day trip or a weekend stay in Trnava and its surroundings, you will get all the information to avoid being bored.

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Pamiatky | Historical monuments

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Historický okruh

Historical circuit

Vedeli ste, že Trnava sa

nenazýva Malý Rím preto,

lebo je v meste množstvo

kostolov, ale preto, že

v minulosti bola významným

cirkevným centrom?

Do you think Trnava is called

Little Rome because of the

numerous churches in the

city? Think again. It was

an important center for the

Church in the past.

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A vedeli ste, že králi Karol I. Róbert z Anjou

a Ján Luxemburský, otec Karola IV. v Trnave

podpísali dohodu, ktorá zmenila tvár a ďalší vývoj

Uhorska a celej strednej Európy? Viac o dejinách

Trnavy sa dozviete v rámci prehliadky so

sprievodcom v originálnom dobovom kostýme,

ktorý vám porozpráva všetky zaujímavosti

o Bazilike sv. Mikuláša s jej unikátnymi a plne

funkčnými historickými organmi či o Katedrále

sv. Jána Krstiteľa, ktorej dominuje viac ako

20-metrový ranobarokový celodrevený oltár

postavený talianskymi architektmi, bratmi

Spazzovcami. A ešte omnoho viac!

Or did you know that King Charles Robert

I of Anjou and Jean of Luxembourg, father of

Charles IV, signed an agreement in Trnava

which shaped the future of the Kingdom of

Hungary and Central Europe? You can learn

more about the history of Trnava during a tour

with a guide dressed in a historical costume.

You can find out all secrets about the St. Nicolas

Basilica and its unique and still functioning

historical organs. You will also learn about the

St. John the Baptist Cathedral with a more

than 20-meter-high early baroque altar built by

Italian architects, the Spazz brothers. There is

so much more!

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