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Hunting and horseriding in Slovakia
Hunting and horseriding has many eager supporters. Mainly hunting has rich and long history in Slovakia. However, horseriding and lovers of horses are bridging this gap every year.
Hunters are looking for a hunt in order to experience some adventure or excitement. A new trend is paid hunting, which lure more and more foreign guests into slovak hunting grounds. These hunters like slovak wildlife and slovak hunting grounds very much.
Hunting ground and its choice is very important for hunting itself. There is a wide choice in Slovakia, therefore the choice is not easy. It doesn’t matter whether you are hunting pheasants, hares, rabbits, a wild boar, a deer or a quail, don’t forget to think about a place where you will rest after. Choose from the offer of the Historical hotels of Slovakia, which offer unique hotels in slovak manor-houses and castles. The combination of hunting and historical hotel will provide your hunt with glare of unique experience.
Hotel Château Béla, Belá
Building type: Mansion
Hotel Château Béla is a place where history, art and style meet. A place for those who appreciate beauty.
Hotel Château Béla, mapa
Hotel Hviezdoslav, Kežmarok
Building type: Historic Building
Welcome to a small hotel with big heart at the foot of the world´s smallest alps – the High Tatras. The hotel is situated right in the centre of the historical town reserve offering comfort, high-grade gastronomy, and enjoyable atmosphere.
Hotel Hviezdoslav, mapa
Péchy Castle, Hunting Lodge & Park, Hermanovce
Building type: Mansion
„Tuscany of the east – The holiday residence with history“ Péchy Castle and its Hunting Lodge, standing in the middle of the beautiful, large English park, is a family estate in the eastern part of Slovakia, which belonged to the Péchy family.
