Like wine from Tokaj or Trdelník cakes from Skalica, paprika grown a particular way in a Slovak area called Žitava has now been awarded protection from the European Union.What makes this spice so special, ...
The Bratislava Christmas markets are easily the most popular event during Christmas time in the city. The atmosphere, music, food and wine create a wonderful contrast to the cool temperatures outside. ...
With her electro-pop dance album Dancing Love Machine preparing for release, Bella Wagner spoke with Gavin Shoebridge about the motivation behind the new album, her new single of the same name, and what's ...
The village of Ratnovce has something quite unique for those making their final journey from the land of the living: an elevator for coffins.Built during the times of volunteer work brigades, locals spent ...
Have you ever had the urge to take an extended holiday traveling through a dozen countries? What about making the journey on a hand-made raft, using the Danube River as your motive power?For four young ...
Anca Dragu takes visitors from the recent High Frequency Coordination Conference (HFCC) on a tour of the "Upside-down pyramid" building. Built from 1969 to 1985, the unusual Slovenský Rozhlas (Slovak Radio) ...
Although still at the record height of 987 centimetres in Bratislava at present, the Danube river has begun receding. Businesses along the riverside are not out of immediate danger however, and police ...
Sandbags have been installed to prevent flooding, however the level is expected to continue rising through the evening with constant rain in the surrounding regions.
The water level continues to rise on the Danube River in Bratislava city, Slovakia. The local council has installed additional flood barriers as a safety precaution.
Christopher George kick starts his look inside the Slovak National Theatre by inviting two Ballet dancers from its international team, Martin Anderson and Ana-Sanziana Beschia.
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