At its peak, there were 600 visitors per day.

Life moves at a different pace in the village.

Listen to the legendary Deep Purple, watch kites soar above Devín Castle and see Bratislava transformed by White Night.

A deadly attack at a primary school, Ukrainians find new roles in the labour market, and mums head out dancing.

Learn about the simple gesture of the son of Slovak immigrants to the US who left a lasting mark on baseball history.

A tourism film inspired by a controversial remark about eastern Slovakia has won international recognition.

Ohio-based Vertiv will expand its Nové Mesto nad Váhom factory.

The central bank points to their growing role in an ageing labour market.

Police detained a 13-year-old pupil after the attack in the northern village of Staškov.

The theme of this year’s edition is the responsibility of knowledge.

In the early years, building a tower, inventing a game or negotiating over a toy can teach children more than we realise.

Bratislava’s tram 1 returns to its usual route, take a hike to a Pieniny summit, and SaS turns SNP Square into an open-air cinema with the Čifáre recordings.

The early-evening events give women of all ages a place to dance, unwind and feel comfortable.

Amid petty haggling among his partners, the prime minister says he is even ready to go into opposition.

With no nominated rider able to start, the former cyclist got back on his bike at the world championships in Montreal.

Andrej Danko wants Environment Minister Tomáš Taraba out, but removing him could cost the government the votes it needs to survive.

German investigators link GRU team to attacks in Slovakia and Germany as Russian military attaché returns to Bratislava.

Vysoké skalky rises above its better-known neighbour, with a rocky final climb and views stretching all the way to the High Tatras.

After yesterday's war of words, the PM and general prosecutor have both received bomb threats, the EC is launching legal proceedings against Slovakia, and the SNG is waiving entry fees one day a month.

Slovakia’s family businesses face their first handover as professional managers take on a bigger role.