1. Top 10 of Slovakia

2. Traditional food ‛ bryndzové halušky’ the most popular national dish the small gnocchi-type dumplings covered in a sharp sheep cheese with bacon on top

3. The geyser of Herľany a favourite destination in Košice surroundings was drilled in the 1870´s is 404.5 m deep the periodicity of emanation is about 32-34 hours water springs for about 20-30 minutes to the height of maximum 20 metres

4. Východná Folklore Festival the oldest and largest nationwide festival presentation of manifestations of traditional folk culture more than 1400 performers participation of craftsmen, producers and artists at the first weekend in July

5. Typical Slovak village Čičmany wooden houses clustered around the town church the exteriors of wooden houses are decorated with various artistic designs, including abstract geometric shapes, animals, arrows, clovers, crosses and hearts the white paint is a lime varnish applied to protect the wood from natural decay

6. Musical instrument Fujara a large sophisticated folk shepherd's fipple flute of unique design has three tone holes located on the lower part of the main body the sound is produced by a fipple at the upper end of the main body of the fujara

7. Ochtinská Aragonite Cave is situated in southern Slovakia, near Rožňava famous for its rare aragonite filling one of the three aragonite caves in the world 300 m long discovered in 1954

8. The High Tatras mountains in the Prešov Region are located in Slovakia and Poland the highest peak – Gerlachovský štít 2655 m 17 peaks over 2,500 metres UNESCO - Biospheric reservation of the Tatras TANAP – the first Slovak national park (1949)

9. The Kremnica Mint one of the oldest mints in the world established in 1328 King Charles Robert of Anjou Slovak euro coins since 2008

10. Wooden bridge in Kolárovo the longest wooden bridge in Europe over the river Malý Dunaj built in 1992 86 metres long and 2.25 metres wide

11. The National Park Slovak Paradise situated in Eastern Slovakia located in the north of the Slovak Ore Mountains contains about 350 caves full of ravines, gorges, chasms, meadows and waterfalls area of 197.63 km² established in 1988

12. Sources http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ochtinsk%C3% A1_Aragonite_Cave http://slovakia.travel/en/places-to-go/unesco http://www.slovakia.com/top10/ http://www.slovak-republic.org/attractions/ http://travel.spectator.sme.sk/articles/29/cic many

13. Thank you for attention Lenka Sovičová, Peter Štoffa III.D