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  Bardejov, one of the oldest towns in Slovakia, is listed on UNESCO's World Heritage List. The charming town of Bardejov is situated in a beautiful surrounding landscape with plenty of tourist attractions. The town's center comprises a complex of historical buildings surrounding the almost parallel series of city walls. At the heart of the town square stands the former town hall, now an exhibition center. The most prominent landmark is the St. Egidius Basilica, which began construction in the early 15th century and is a stunning Gothic basilica with three naves. The basilica houses a set of 11 late-Gothic winged altars with sculptures considered the most valuable in Europe. The Franciscan Monastery and Church, located near the city walls, are also worth a visit. The town's historical center is part of the urban conservation area and includes well-preserved medieval defense walls, three gates, and ten bastions. The walking tour was recorded in Bardejov in February 2023.

  The film was recorded in the beautiful resort of 🇸🇰 Štrbské Pleso, (or Szczyrbskie Lake) located at the foot of the High Tatras in Slovakia at an altitude of 1315-1385 meters above sea level on the southern shore of the lake with the same name. Most of the local buildings are restaurants, holiday homes and hotels. The lake itself has an area of 19.8 hectares, a length of 640 m, a width of 600 m, and its maximum depth is around 20 m. Watch virtual walk here: https://youtu.be/aBMervI4bcM In the vicinity of the town there is also the Štrbské Pleso SNOW PARK, a place particularly attractive for winter sports enthusiasts, as there are many ski slopes and even a large ski jump - K120 and normal K90, where the 1970 World Ski Jumping Championships were held. The town is also an ideal starting point for excursions in the Slovak Tatras. The walking tour was recorded in Štrbské Pleso in January 2023. Please enjoy watching in 4K ultra HD here: https://youtu.be/aBMervI4bcM

  Here is a walking tour of a small Polish spa town called Wysowa-Zdrój , located in the Lower Beskids in the valley of the Ropa river at an altitude of about 550 m above sea level in the Lesser Poland province. The town is known for its therapeutic values, especially its salt and peat springs, which are used to treat rheumatic diseases and musculoskeletal disorders, as well as a wide range of spa and recreational procedures. Wysowa-Zdrój offers many attractions all year round, in spring you can admire the lush, juicy greenery, in summer taste raspberries or blueberries from the surrounding forests, in autumn collect mushrooms, and in winter practice winter sports. The surrounding area also has numerous tourist trails, bicycle trails and hiking trails, making it an attractive place for nature lovers and active leisure. There are also many attractions in the town and its surroundings, such as the wooden architecture trail, horse breeding farms, sacral monuments and many others. At the