Treetop Walk
(Ždiar)
Discover the Tatras from the treetops, take a look around the autumn nature of the Tatras, Pieniny, and Zamagurie from a bird’s eye view, and enjoy a wonderful walk in the canopy. You will have a diverse forest at your fingertips, peek into bird nests, and get to know nature from a different angle. Your walk will be both educational and fun. Along the walk, there are educational stops that will reveal interesting facts about local nature, show the destructive power of weather, and familiarize you with the surrounding landscape. There is no shortage of fun and adrenaline on the walk. Fun stops will test your courage. Your task will be to cross obstacles with a view into the void, solve puzzles, walk on a net 32 meters above the ground, and enjoy a fun ride down a 67-meter long dry slide.
Children, families, strollers, and seniors are welcome on the walk. The entire length of 1,234 meters is wheelchair accessible with safe railings. Dogs and bicycles are not allowed on the walk, and lockable kennels are prepared for them in front of the entrance.
Opening hours
First entry at 9:00 – ticket office closes at 16:00.
Please plan 3 hours for a comfortable and quiet visit to the Treetop Walk, including the journey up and down.
The distance of the walk from the guesthouse is 1.4 km.
Tickets for the Treetop Walk are on sale at the ticket office right in front of the entrance to the walk.
Magic Land
(Ždiar)
Enter a magical world of trees and experiences full of light chains and joy! Every Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday evening, the Treetop Walk turns into a Magic Land, where you can experience an unforgettable adventure under the starry sky.
From December 26, 2025, to March 7, 2026, regular operation will begin, every Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, you will be enchanted by an exceptional atmosphere illuminated by thousands of lights and light chains. The Treetop Walk, from 16:00 to 20:00 with the last entry at 19:00, will offer you an interesting view of the surrounding nature from the height of the trees, illuminated in magical colors.
During the operation of the Bachledka Magic Land, the popular Evening Sledding is also in operation, which will enhance your evening experience in the mountains. The sledding track is not illuminated in its entire length. Only sections with curves are illuminated. The number of headlamps is limited, so we recommend that visitors bring their own headlamps. Headlamps are only rented with rented sleds; visitors who bring their own sleds are not entitled to rent a headlamp.
Opening hours
First entry at 16:00 – ticket office closes at 19:00.
Such unique evenings are available every Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, so you can enjoy the magical atmosphere of Bachledka. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience this magical evening in the trees and under the stars!
The distance of Magic Land from the guesthouse is 1.4 km.
Tickets are on sale at the ticket office right in front of the entrance.
Kingdom of the Forest
(Ždiar)
Kingdom of the Forest Bachledka – an adventure forest playground for the whole family, located next to the popular attraction Treetop Walk. One of the largest children’s natural playgrounds covers an area of almost 5000 m² and features more than 25 different natural fun elements and attractions, as well as educational interactive elements for both young and old.
The entire project was custom-designed for the beautiful nature right where the Tatra and Pieniny National Parks meet. In the Kingdom of the Forest, you will spend hours having fun intended for all generations.
Opening hours
First entry at 9:00 – ticket office closes at 16:00.
Please plan 3 hours for a comfortable and quiet visit, including the journey up and down.
The distance of the playground from the guesthouse is 1.4 km.
Tickets are on sale at the ticket office right in front of the entrance.
Folk Architecture
(Ždiar, Osturňa, Jezersko)
The distinctive sub-Tatra and Zamagurie villages are practically a showcase of folk architecture. Walking through them, you can admire colorfully painted and decorated wooden houses and occasionally even residents in folk costumes heading to church or a folklore festival.
Ždiar Museum
(Ždiar)
The village of Ždiar is one of the gems of Slovakia. It is a distinctive sub-Tatra village with its typical traditions, customs, and folklore. You can learn about the life, customs, and housing of the people of Ždiar in the local museum. In addition to an interesting interpretation by the museum curator dressed in a Ždiar costume, visitors have the opportunity to experience a Ždiar wedding and dress in a folk costume. Accompanying activities can include a horse-drawn carriage ride, tasting local specialties, or the sounds of Goral music.
Belianska Cave
(Tatranská Kotlina)
In Tatranská Kotlina, you have the opportunity to visit the unique Belianska Cave – the largest and only accessible high-mountain dripstone cave in the Tatra National Park. The tour route has a length of 1370 m with an elevation gain of 125 m, and there are 860 steps on the route.
Monkova Valley and Kopské Saddle
(Ždiar)
Monkova dolina is located in the Belianske Tatras National Reserve, is accessible only during the summer season, and is one of two accessible valleys in the Belianske Tatras. It runs between Ždiarska vidla (2141m) and Hlúpy vrch (2060m).
The starting point for a visit is Ždiar. From there, the valley climbs over the Široké sedlo (1825m) to the Kopské sedlo (1750m), from where you can descend to the Dolina Zeleného plesa (Green Tarn Valley) or the Dolina Kežmarskej Bielej vody (Kežmarok White Water Valley).
Adventure minigolf
(Ždiar)
Minigolf is a popular recreational sport, but mainly fun for the whole family. The course in Ždiar has 9 holes, and at the same time, children will learn about the animals living in this region in an educational way.
Beliansky Pond
(Spišská Belá)
The pond located 1 km before the town of Sp. Belá is a pleasant place for relaxation not only for all fishermen but also for tourists. The pond offers the possibility of purchasing a 1-day fishing license and fishing in a carp pond, as well as the possibility of refreshments in the fishing house.
Museum of Dr. Michal Greisiger and J. M. Petzval
(Spišská Belá)
The museum depicts the life’s work of J. M. Petzval with an overview of the development of optical imaging up to the first picture, which was called a photograph in the 19th century. Photocopies of the calculation of the most famous lens, an all-metal daguerreotype camera with a Petzval lens, and other rare results of his work are also preserved.
The Museum of Michal Greisiger presents the life and activities of the polymath and town doctor along with the history of the town. In addition to his work as a town doctor, Greisiger devoted himself to researching the flora and fauna of the Spiš region and archaeological research in the region.
Strážky Manor House
(Spišská Belá)
After the death of the last owner in 1972, the Slovak National Gallery became the administrator of the manor house. The permanent exhibitions present mainly the work of Ladislav Mednyánszky, collections of the historical library, and the furniture of the manor house. Today, various cultural programs and Manor House Games are organized in the manor house. In the extensive grounds of the manor house and in the adjacent English park, visitors have the opportunity for pleasant relaxation.
Červený Kláštor Museum
The monastery originally served the order of Carthusian, later Camaldolese monks. The museum exhibition presents the history and monastic life of the mentioned orders and rare monuments from Červený Kláštor, as well as from the entire area of northern Spiš. It also covers the life’s work of the famous “flying” monk Cyprián.
Červený Kláštor Spa – Smerdžonka
The first post-war restored and currently the most modern spa in Slovakia, situated in the heart of the beautiful Pieniny. Unique natural healing water from the Smerdžonka spring, thanks to its composition rich in minerals and hydrogen sulfide, helps in the treatment of skin diseases, diseases of the musculoskeletal system, digestive system, and neurological diseases. Also thanks to the clean air and exceptional climate, the spa gained the status of a climatic spa. In addition to mineral tub baths and saunas, an outdoor pool with a counter-current is also available for refreshment, especially in the warm months.
Rafting on the Dunajec River
(Červený Kláštor)
Rafting on traditional wooden rafts through the natural canyon of the Dunajec River with a historical commentary from a guide is one of the biggest attractions of Zamagurie and Pieniny. It is a very authentic experience. From the raft port Majere-Kvašné lúky to Lesnica with a length of 11 km and from the port Červený Kláštor to Lesnica with a length of 9 km, you will experience an extraordinary voyage through the beautiful nature of Pieniny.
Whitewater Rafting on the Dunajec
(Červený Kláštor)
Rafting is beautiful on wooden rafts, but it’s much more exciting on a rubber raft. You sit with friends in a raft or boat, tongues of waves flash before you, water roars around, drowned out only by the instructor’s commands. Grab a group of friends and try this adrenaline fun in the bosom of the beautiful Pieniny.
Vrbov Thermal Swimming Pool
Thermal park Vrbov is located in the village of Vrbov, close to the town of Kežmarok. It is open year-round and offers visitors swimming in ten pools (including four children’s pools) fed by natural geothermal water full of beneficial minerals with pool temperatures ranging from 26 °C to 38 °C. The composition of the water is one of the richest of all mineral waters in Slovakia and Central Europe. The water has exceptionally beneficial effects on the musculoskeletal, skin, respiratory, and cardiovascular systems. The Thermal Park also houses the first Mini Dinosaur Park in Slovakia.
Terma Bania
(Bialka Tatrzanska – PL)
The thermal swimming pool in nearby Bialka offers many pools and water attractions for the whole family. The swimming pool area is divided into a fun zone with slides and water attractions, a relaxation zone with quiet pools and massage jets, and a large sauna zone. In summer, the area also offers an outdoor fun zone for children with water games and slides.
Termy Bukowina
(Bukowina Tatrzanska – PL)
The thermal swimming pool in the Polish Tatra village of Bukowina offers visitors water fun, water slides, saunas, and relaxation pools on three floors all year round.
AquaCity
(Poprad)
The water resort is located in the town of Poprad right below the High Tatras. Visitors can expect 13 thermal and relaxation pools and 350 water attractions. You can enjoy relaxation in the 2-story Fire&Water SPA sauna world or relaxation pools. Every evening there is a large laser show in the Blue Sapphire pools, which is a great end to a stay in the water world.
TrickLandia
(Starý Smokovec)
TrickLandia is a place where you will experience a unique journey through Slovakia in a gallery of trick-art and optical illusions. In its premises, you will find themes of Slovak folk legends, fairy tales, as well as realities of villages and castles of Slovakia. It is spread over an area of 500 m2, where there are 24 attractions. They contain 15 trick-art paintings, augmented reality, anti-gravity rooms, the most beautiful mirror maze in Central Europe, and more.
Kežmarok
The historic royal town of Kežmarok will captivate you with its pleasant atmosphere and beautiful sights. While walking through the town, take a look especially at the Wooden Evangelical Articular Church (UNESCO), the Evangelical Lyceum with its historical school library, the town Castle with the Museum of Historic Vehicles, the Roman Catholic Church of the Holy Cross with a Renaissance bell tower, and the oldest street in Kežmarok, Old Market, with its distinctive charm. Every July, Kežmarok hosts the international festival of folk crafts EĽRO, a visit to which is a real experience.
Levoča
A walk through ancient Levoča with its impressive Renaissance square is an experience even for a demanding tourist. The square is lined with Renaissance houses – the most famous being Thurzo, Great County, Hain, Schwab, Máriássy, and Spillenberg house. The center is dominated by the Basilica of St. James (UNESCO) with the altar of Master Paul and the Renaissance town hall with arcades and allegorical figures of five virtues from 1615 and the cage of shame. Inside the town hall, you will find a museum with a painting of the legendary White Lady of Levoča and a piece of her dress. On Mariánska hora (Marian Hill) above the town stands the Basilica of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, which is the venue for the famous Levoča pilgrimage (held annually in early July) and also a beautiful viewpoint of the legend-shrouded Levoča.