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SLOVAKIA (Slovak Republic)

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Bratislava, capital city, postal codes, telephone codes, languages, electrical voltage,
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NEED TO KNOW

So here you are in Slovakia and you need to know some elementary stuff — like how to make a phone call, get local money, or contact the American Embassy to report your stolen passport. Here is a convenient source for that information, plus a bit more.

This web page originally appeared in the first editon of my book How To Europe: The Complete Travelers Handbook in a section titled "Country Data Sheets" over thirty years ago. I've updated and improved it for 2016.

Important information about this data sheet.
Native name Slovenská Republika
Capital Bratislava
Postal code SK
Telephone code +421
See chapter 19, Telephoning to, from, and within Europe.
Language Slovak
Currency Euro
See The Euro and Other Currencies.
European Union Member.
See chapter 25, Customs Duty, USA and Europe.
Schengen Agreement Member.
See chapter 3, Passport and Visas.
Time zone GMT+1
See chapter 28, European Dates and Time Zones.
Electricity 220 volts, 50 Hz. See chapter 11,
European Electricity: Travel Voltage Fundamentals..

Date Holiday Deň pracovného pokoja
Jan 1 Day of the Slovak Republic Deň vzniku Slovenskej republiky
Jan 6 Epiphany Zjavenie Pána (Traja králi)
  Good Friday Veĺký piatok
  Easter Monday Veĺkonočný pondelok
May 1 Labor Day Sviatok práce
May 8 Liberation Day Deň víťazstva nad fašizmom
July 5 Saints Cyril & Methodius Sviatok svätého Cyrila a Metoda
August 29 Slovak National Uprising Výročie SNP
September 1 Slovak Republic Constitution Day Deň ústavy Slovenskej republiky
September 15 Our Lady of Sorrows Sedembolestná Panna Mária
Nov 1 All Saints' Day Sviatok všetkých svätých
Nov 17 Freedom and Democracy Deň boja za slobodu a demokraciu
December 24 Christmas Eve štedrý deň
Dec 25 Christmas prvý sviatok vianočný
Dec 26 St. Stephen's Day druhý sviatok vianočný

Slovak Offices in the USA
Embassy Embassy of the Slovak Republic in Washington
3523 International Court NW
Washington, DC 20008

T 202 237 1054
F 202 237 6438
Mobil: 202 361 6298
Consulates Washington, New York, Los Angeles.
Tourist Office Slovakia Tourist Board
Dr. V. Clementisa 10
821 02 Bratislava
Slovak Republic

T +421 2 50 700 801
F +421 2 55 571 654

American Offices in Slovakia
Embassy U.S. Embassy, Bratislava
P.O. Box 309
814 99 Bratislava, Slovakia

T +421-2-5443 3338
F +421-2-5443 0096
E-mail [email protected]

USA is known as: Spojené štáty americké


Recommended books for further information:

There are not so many travel books on Slovakia and Bratislavia. The links below take you directly to a page at Amazon.com. That page details the guide book or map. In many cases the Amazon.com listing includes readers'comments and sample pages from the book. You then have the opportunity to add the book to your shopping cart and buy it. I buy virtually all of my books at Amazon.com and have had excellent service for years.

Note: emphasis in the titles is mine -- to help you in finding the information you need. Don't worry too much about publication dates. Many books are updated every three to six years. The monuments and cathedrals haven't moved in 500 years!



Guides
Czech and Slovak Republics (Eyewitness Travel Guides)

Slovakia: The Bradt Travel Guide by Lucy Mallows

Bratislava City Guide by Lucy Mallows

Maps
Czech & Slovak Republic, Michelin Map 731

Cartographia Slovakia Map




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