Things to do in Bardejov

No. 8 of Ski Resorts in Presov Region

ski / sun area MAKOVICA

ski/sun area Makovica is a ski and recreation resort in Slovakia, popular among tourists for its beautiful natural environment and diverse activities. In winter, there are several ski slopes suitable for skiers of different levels. The resort is equipped with modern cable cars and ski facilities, ensuring that visitors can enjoy skiing safely and comfortably. In addition, ski schools and rental services provide convenience for beginners to learn and get equipment. In summer, it is transformed into a sun recreation area, offering activities such as hiking, mountain biking and nature tours. Visitors can explore the surrounding nature trails and admire the magnificent scenery and rich flora and fauna of the Slovak mountainous area. In addition, there are comfortable accommodation facilities and dining options, ranging from traditional Slovak cuisine to international dishes, providing tourists with a comprehensive holiday experience.

No. 2 of Ski Resorts in Nowosadecki

Master-Ski Family

Master-Ski Family is a ski resort in Poland with a total of 10 km of ski slopes, including two longer ski slopes in Tylicz. Due to the varying difficulty levels of the slopes, every skier can find a route that suits them. Wide, gentle paths are prepared for beginners so they can safely improve their skills. In addition, the main slope is wide with an even gradient, designed for more demanding skiers, making it ideal for edge skiing. In the resort's Funpark, everyone can try an unforgettable tunnel ride. This snow park, designed for thrill-seekers, is an ideal place for snowboarders. About the facilities: The ski resort is equipped with 4-seater and 6-seater chairlifts, as well as 6 ski lifts.

No. 3 of Ski Resorts in Poland

Ski Station Słotwiny Arena

Located in southern Poland, Ski Station Słotwiny Arena is one of the modern ski jumping complexes in Central and Eastern Europe, situated in the Beskid Mountains. This modern venue consists of three ski jumps: HS104m (K95), K70, and K20. The main jump can accommodate 15,000 spectators, and its wavy steel structure blends seamlessly with the mountain silhouette. It is known for the fusion of technology and nature. The ski jumps are equipped with an all-weather artificial snowmaking system and dynamic wind speed monitors, ensuring safe take-offs for athletes in variable weather conditions. The venue breaks through seasonal limitations to create a year-round experience. In summer, the ski jump is paved with a 300m-long grass skiing track, where visitors can wear simulated ski equipment to experience a "snowless leap." The glass observation deck at the top of the venue offers a 360-degree view of the 19th-century wooden spa villas of Krynica Zdroj and the sea of clouds over the Carpathian Mountains.

Central Square

Zborov Castle

Expozícia ľudovej architektúry - Šarišské múzeum Bardejov - skanzen

Basilica of St Giles

Ski resort Fričkovce

2026 Global 100 - Night Attractions

Budapest Danube Boat Tour

The Budapest Danube Boat Tour glides along the Danube between the Buda and Pest banks, offering a classic way to take in the city's skyline. Along the way, you can clearly see the Baroque-style Buda Castle on Castle Hill on the Buda side, the over 700-year-old Matthias Church, and Fisherman's Bastion—whose seven spires symbolize the seven tribal chiefs who founded Hungary. On the Pest side, the Hungarian Parliament Building sits right by the riverbank, its grand Gothic Revival facade casting reflections on the Danube's surface. The route also passes several bridges of distinct styles spanning the river, among which the Chain Bridge is Budapest's earliest permanent river crossing. Daytime cruises include an audio guide, and along the way you can gaze at the lush Margaret Island in the distance. Night cruises focus on the light view, with iconic buildings on both banks presenting an atmosphere entirely different from the daytime under the illumination. On board, Hungarian historical stories are told through multimedia, and at the end of the cruise, the "Blue Danube" waltz is played, complementing the lights on both banks and bringing this water journey to a close.

Singing Fountain