Slovakia produces more cars per capita than any country in the world — manufacturing over 1 million vehicles annually for a population of just 5.4 million. From the dramatic High Tatras to hundreds of medieval castles, this Central European nation packs enormous variety into a compact territory.
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You'll explore Slovakia's castle-filled landscape, the Velvet Divorce from Czechoslovakia, Bratislava's unique position bordering two countries, the Tatra Mountains, Slovak folk traditions, and the country's surprising automotive dominance.
No. Slovakia (capital Bratislava) is a Central European country that was part of Czechoslovakia. Slovenia (capital Ljubljana) is a former Yugoslav republic bordering Italy and Austria. The two countries even exchange misdirected mail regularly.
Czechoslovakia peacefully dissolved on January 1, 1993, in what's known as the Velvet Divorce. Political differences between Czech and Slovak leaders, rather than public demand, drove the separation. Both nations maintain excellent relations.
Slovakia has 180+ castles and chateaux — more per capita than almost any country. Spiš Castle is one of the largest castle complexes in Central Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, while Bojnice Castle resembles a fairy-tale palace.
Last updated: March 2026