The Slovak Little Rome is called Trnava, which lies only about forty minutes by car from Bratislava. It earned its designation mainly due to the number of sacral monuments. It boasts, among other things, the first purely baroque church in Slovakia. The atmosphere of ancient Rome is also underlined by the wine grown in the surrounding vineyards.
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The Slovak Little Rome is called Trnava, which lies only about forty minutes by car from Bratislava. It earned its designation mainly due to the number of sacral monuments. It boasts, among other things, the first purely baroque church in Slovakia. The atmosphere of ancient Rome is also underlined by the wine grown in the surrounding vineyards.