Overview
Kežmarok is a compact historical town in Slovakia's Spiš region, notable for its UNESCO-listed wooden articular church built during Protestant persecution. The pedestrianised old town, castle, and proximity to the Tatra Mountains make it a worthwhile half-day stop between larger destinations.
Architecture · Day Trips · History
Before you go
Transport
Regular bus and train connections run between Kežmarok and Poprad. The town is 10 minutes from the E50 highway by car.
Weather
Best visited from spring through autumn. Winter can be cold with potential snow limiting mountain access.
