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Eastern Slovakia is bounded by Poland to the north, Ukraine to the east, and Hungary to the south.

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• Bardejov — centre of the Northern Saris region, well preserved town centre is in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
• Košice — metropolis of Eastern Slovakia, second biggest city of the country with the easternmost situated Gothic cathedral in Europe, the oldest European coat of arms, a great historical city centre with the Cathedral Complex, numerous churches, palaces and interesting museums.
• Levoca — magnificent medieval pearl of the Spis region surrounded by town walls with a unique renaissance town hall, burger's houses, numerous churches and St. James Cathedral where the biggest Gothic wooden altar of the world is situated.
• Michalovce
• Poprad — gateway to the Tatras National Park
• Prešov — the best example of renaissance architecture in Slovakia, numerous churches and nearby lying Solivar which is one of the most interesting salt mine museum in Europe.
• Spišská Nová Ves
• Ždiar - highland village in the Tatra Mountains with original folk traditions and ethnographic museum.
• Kráľovský Chlmec (Királyhelmec) – the heart of Bodrogköz (Medzibodrožie).
• Kežmarok - a historic German town known for its Baroque wooden church and its castle

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• Slovak Paradise National Park - Slovenský Raj
• Vysoké Tatry (High Tatras) National Park
• Slovak Karst
• Spis (German: Zips)
• Zemplínska Šírava

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