Overview
Trnava is a medieval Slovak city of 65,000 residents nicknamed 'little Rome' for its numerous historic churches. The well-preserved baroque city center offers architectural heritage without the crowds of larger destinations.
Architecture · Day Trips · Festivals · History · Nightlife
Before you go
Connectivity
Free Wi-Fi around Trinity square. Some cafes and restaurants offer Wi-Fi to customers.
Food
Local Sessler beer available at the brewery and Passage Europa pub near Trinity square. Mrva & Stanko winery northeast of town offers tastings.
Money
Currency is Euro (€). Credit cards accepted at hotels and larger establishments. Cash preferred at smaller restaurants and local venues.
Transport
Trnava railway station connects to Bratislava (30 min), Vienna, Warsaw, and Kyiv. Bus lines exist but frequency is limited.
