Discover a region full of experiences

In good weather, you can see Kráľova hola mountain, 80 kilometers away, from this most southern Gemer lookout tower.

If you want to see what it looks like in a mine, a real mining train, the 3rd oldest steam cylinder in the world, or beautiful works of art, the expositions of the Mining Museum are the right places to go when visiting Rožňava.

An educational trail of the same name leads through the Drienčany karst, which takes you to caves, deep sinkholes, karst lakes, but also to a beautiful forest with foreign hickories and majestic oaks.

A clever, widely known regional delicacy. The several times interleaved sourdough hides a rich sweet filling. Today, Muráň buns are baked with various fillings - jam, poppy, nougat, walnut, cherry, blueberry, cheese, strawberry, raspberry, but also currant.

You will definitely know wines from Modra, Pezinok or Tokaj. How about tasting wine from Gemer? Viticulture has a deep tradition here.

Jelšava bells were exported to all of Europe, but also to the Middle East and Egypt. Special bells, so-called Parisbells, were produced for the fiacres driving in the metropolis of France. In the 19th century, there were as many as forty bell makers workshops in Jelšava. Today, only Jaroslav Bastyúr from Silica is dedicated to their production.

The tourist information center maps tourism attractions, products and events and subsequently provides this information to citizens and visitors to the city.

Pottery is one of the distinctive features of our region. The names of villages such as Hrnčiarska Ves, or Hrnčiarske Zalužany. In the past, there were almost 40 important pottery sites in the region, which employed hundreds of people.

Guba is hand-woven product made of 100% sheep´s wool. During their production, pods of woolen hair are caught in the weft state, which creates the appearance of a furry fabric, which is used as a carpet, clothing, or an aesthetic home accessory. Ján Fotta from Klenovec is the only one Guba maker in Slovakia

In the village under the fabulous Maginhrad, you can visit a 200-year-old mill with its exhibits, a Gothic church with the oldest preserved painted wooden coffered ceiling in Slovakia, or a 17-meter-high observation tower above the village.

At Gemer-Malohont Region, the soup was traditionally always served with noodles, sometimes they were replaced with gágoríky. Their preparation was very laborious, so they were eaten only on festive occasions, at weddings, christenings or Christmas.

Experience beautiful nature in the form of a full-day hike across the Plešivec Karst Plateau, which will show you interesting places such as Serényi's cistern or various sinkholes and slags that you can find here.

The church hides rare paintings not only in the interior, but also on the exterior walls. The painting of the Holy Trinity in the form of a seated God with three faces and four eyes deserves attention.

A popular ski resort with artificial snow and a transport capacity of 1000 people/hour, located near Dobšiná city.

The industrial history of the town of Hnúšťa is commemorated by the new mining museum, which was inaugurated in September in the Mútnik-Skálie section.

Tisovská Hradová represents one of the most distinctive landscape landmarks in the vicinity of Tisovec. This massive and sprawling hill of limestone walls with numerous caves has provided people with safe living since the Early Stone Age.

Ski resort with natural snow in the foothills of Klenovský Vepor (1,338 m a.s.l.)

The church is an important document of advanced Gothic architecture in Gemer in the 14th century. The frescoes here were created by Italian masters who were probably invited to Plešivec by Juraj Bebek. In the interior, there is also a gothic tombstone of Ladislav Bebek made of pink marble.

Traveling on horseback along the Hucul horseway is a unique experience in the bosom of beautiful nature, while it is a sustainable natural form of tourism. It is not tourism where you meet masses of people. Rather, you enjoy nature and the surroundings.

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TIC Revúca provides free information about the city and the region, about cultural, social and sports events. Seasonally, the information center's services include the Café.

In this Protected Landscape Area, inanimate nature offers us beautiful natural gems that it has created itself. Here you can see volcanic cones, volcanoes or rich fauna and flora. The trip that we offer will take you through the three hills of Zaboda, Steblová skala and Ragáč.

Up to several thousand people live here in the tangle of underground passages of former mines! colonies of bats, which can be observed in the spring and autumn when they fly out of the mine shafts at three secured places on the trail.

On the top of Silická plateau to the lowest ice cave.