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The document provides information about Slovakia, including its location, population, capital city of Bratislava, and notable landmarks such as St. Martin Cathedral. It discusses Slovakia's mountainous regions including the Tatras and Fatra mountains as well as Demänovská Valley and its lakes and caves. Several historic castles throughout Slovakia are also mentioned such as Bojnice Castle and Trenčín Castle. The document concludes with a list of sources used to obtain the information about Slovakia.
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Caves and lakes are natural monuments, such as Demänov
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- 1. Made by Základná škola s materskou školou Viliama Záborského Vráble For Erasmusplus project Let´s play and learn together
- 3. • Slovakia isn´t a very big country. • Populaion is about 5 million . • It borders with Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, Ukraine, Austria.
- 4. • Bratislava lies on the river Danube. • Domination of Bratislava is the castle. • It is the seat of the President. • The President is Andrej Kiska.
- 5. Michal´s gate St. Martin cathedral
- 6. • Historical building Slovakia national theatre was built in the 19 century.
- 7. It stands on a huge rocky reef above meeting of rivers Danube and Morava. It is the oldest castle in Slovakia.
- 8. Natural wealth of Slovakia is very rich, you can find here lowlands and also beautiful mountains. On the south of Slovakia Danubian lowland is spread.
- 9. Tatras are the biggest mountains in Slovakia. They are protected area. We have got the Low and High Tatras.
- 10. We can find here Demänovská valley and mountain lakes for example: Vrbické mountain lake. We can visit some caves – Demänovská, Harmanecká,...
- 11. Beautiful rocky hills, mountain lakes and waterfalls. Rocky mountain lake Štrbské mountain lake Waterfalls Skok Rocks
- 13. • From historical sights we´d like to mention some of our castles. Bojnice Krásna Hôrka
- 17. Thanks for attention Pupil of Erasmusplus club Primary school of Viliam Záborský Vráble
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