The document provides information about the country of Slovakia. It describes Slovakia's location in Central Europe, population size, natural features including mountains, caves, and dams. Key cities mentioned include Bratislava as the capital and details about landmarks such as Bratislava Castle. The document also discusses the Tilgnerova School, named after sculptor Viktor Tilgner, and mentions facilities at the school like its buffet and canteen. It notes that children at the school make projects about Slovakia.

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Tilgnerova School

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The Czech
Republic in the
west
* Is situated in the middle
Poland in
the north
of Europe
* Mountainous nature
* Over five million
inhabitants
* A country of rich folklore
Austria and Hungaria
in the south
Ukraine in
the east

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Gerlachovský štít
2,655m is the
highest peak
Kriváň
is the country's
highly symbolic
mountain

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Most of them are in
the Slovak Paradise

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Veľké Hincovo pleso is the largest
and the deepest tarn in Slovakia.
Liptovská Mara – one of Slovak dams

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Demänovská
Cave of Liberty
Gombasek Cave
Domica
Ochtinská
Aragonite
Cave
Dobšinská Ice Cave

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Bojnice
Betliar
Smolenický zámok
Krásna Hôrka
Oravský Podzámok

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The seat of the government and parliament
Bratislava Castle
The residence of the Slovak President
The political, cultural and economic centre of
Slovakia
Occupying both banks of the Danube River
Area: 367,584 km²
Population: more than 462,000
Devin Castle

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Grassalkovic Palace - seat of the President of Slovakia
The Slovak National Theatre
St. Martin´s Cathedral
The Old Markethall
The Slovak
Philharmonic
Orchestra
The
House of
the Good
Shepard
Comenius University

11. The Town Hall
The Blue Church
Primate's Palace
Slavín war
memorial
St Michael's
gate and
tower
Pálffy Palace
Kamzík TV Tower

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Is named after Viktor Tilgner,
famous sculptor

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17. Our buffet
Our canteen

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Children make
their projects
about Slovakia

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