Slovakia is a country in Central Europe, Europe with a rich history, unique culture and some remarkable records. Here are the most interesting facts about Slovakia that most people don't know.
Slovakia has more castles per capita than almost any country in the world β over 180 castle ruins dot the landscape. It also produces more cars per capita than any other country, with about 1 million vehicles manufactured annually for a population of just 5.5 million.
Slovakia has more castles per capita than almost any other country.
Slovakia is the world's largest car producer per capita.
Slovakia split peacefully from Czech Republic in 1993 in the Velvet Divorce.
Over 7,000 caves have been discovered in Slovakia.
Slovakia has more castles per capita than almost any country in the world β over 180 castle ruins dot the landscape. It also produces more cars per capita than any other country, with about 1 million vehicles manufactured annually for a population of just 5.5 million.
Slovakia is known for several remarkable places that attract visitors and define the country's identity:
UNESCO one of the largest castle complexes in Central Europe β a dramatic ruin on a hilltop
UNESCO one of Europe's finest cave systems β ice caves and stalactite halls
The highest mountain range in the Carpathians β spectacular peaks, lakes and hiking
A compact and charming old town with a hilltop castle overlooking the Danube
Slovakia has more castles per capita than almost any country in the world β over 180 castle ruins dot the landscape. It also produces more cars per capita than any other country, with about 1 million vehicles manufactured annually for a population of just 5.5 million.
The capital of Slovakia is Bratislava.
Slovakia has a population of approximately 5.5M.
The official language of Slovakia is Slovak.
Slovakia gained independence in 1993.
Slovakia uses the Euro (β¬).