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Western Slovakia is in the region including the capital Bratislava, the Slovakian Danube River Valley, and other lower-lying territory, bounded on the north by the Czech Republic, on the west by Austria, on the south by Hungary.

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• Bratislava — capital and the largest city of Slovakia with a beautifully restored historical centre full of Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance churches, houses and palaces, cobblestone streets, fountains, pleasant cafes and lively and cosmopolitan atmosphere.
• Dunajská Streda
• Levice — enjoyable castle which is now a museum of the Tekov region
• Martin
• Myjava
• Nitra — one of the oldest Slovak towns with the castle and well preserved historical centre consisting many baroque palaces and burger´s houses
• Nové Mesto nad Váhom
• Partizanske
• Piešťany
• Pukanec
• Púchov
• Topoľčany
• Trenčianske Bohuslavice
• Trenčianske Teplice
• Trenčín — one of the most beautiful Slovak towns with a castle lying above the city overlooking the historical centre and the river Váh
• Trnava — the oldest Slovak town with the highest number of churches (12) and well preserved baroque architecture

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