Farma pod Vtáčnikom
An ideal place for families with children and for lovers of animals, quality dairy products and craft beer. You can get here by car or on foot.
Stay guide
Trip tips from our stay guide, from the castle and the zoo to rocks and lookouts nearby. Trips with their own article come with a detailed guide covering the route, parking and what not to miss on site.
An ideal place for families with children and for lovers of animals, quality dairy products and craft beer. You can get here by car or on foot.
A 100-metre andesite rock face, and not just for climbers. You can choose routes of varying difficulty. If a view from below and a campfire cookout are enough for you, even children will manage it with ease.
A natural monument made for a walk, and on some sections for bouldering too (some rocks are off limits). If you are looking for a really easy hike, Končitá is the right choice.
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The highest peak of the Vtáčnik range, from which you can see Bojnice Castle when visibility is good. It is a longer hike, though, so we recommend driving to the Gepňárova dolina valley.
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One of the most beautiful and interesting monuments in Slovakia. It is open to the public all year round and offers various tour routes as well as events.
The oldest and most visited zoo in Slovakia, right next to Bojnice Castle. You will find more than 360 animal species here, such as the elephant, lion, bear, wolf and various kinds of monkeys.
It offers a wide range of treatments and services. You can also use the wellness area with a pool, sauna, hot tub and gym, or simply take a walk in the spa park.
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A 30-metre tower. Besides the view, you can enjoy a slide from the top. On site you will find a rope park, a 3D maze, a climbing wall, a platform jump, a children's amusement park, a restaurant and a snack bar.
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A popular spot to cool off in summer. It offers thermal pools, water slides and attractions for children and adults, in a beautiful setting with a view of Bojnice Castle.
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Known for its nutrias, which you can feed and watch in their natural habitat. These friendly rodents attract visitors of all ages.
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The local springs, with temperatures of up to 39 °C, have beneficial effects above all on the musculoskeletal and nervous systems, on rehabilitation and on the body's regeneration.
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The summer house was commissioned in 1911 by Duchess Natalie of Oldenburg. A short walk away, hidden in the woods, stands a small neo-Gothic Lutheran church, the family tomb of the Friesenhof and Oldenburg families. The summer house has been fenced off since 2025, so you can only view it from outside.
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Easy to reach from the swimming pool in Chalmová. It is only 6 metres tall, but that is enough to admire the panorama of Vtáčnik, Tribeč and Pohronský Inovec.
A popular hiking destination with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. We recommend parking at the car park below the ski lift in Cigeľ, which is also where your hike begins.
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It was built in the village of Podhradie in the first half of the 14th century as a royal castle. It has changed hands many times and has been through a fire. Today it is an important historical monument.
On the road to Lehota pod Vtáčnikom stands a giant red chair with seating. A local entrepreneur built it from recycled iron profiles. It is an attraction and a spot for a nice photo.
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