Fans of history will certainly visit the ruins of the Branč Castle towering on the easily discernible cone-shaped hill at the altitude of 475 m above the village Podbranč north-east of Senica in south-west of Slovakia.

Situation of the village Dobrá Voda in the inner-mountain basin is also picturesque. Ruins of the Castle Dobrá Voda Castle tower above the area of the Dobrovodský karst.

The museum is a part of the Military Historical Institute and has its seat at the premises of a former military airport in Piešťany. The Exposition of Czechoslovak military Armature from the years 1945 to 1992 is the permanent exposition of the Military Museum Piešťany. The museum was opened on 25th of September 2004, after its removal from the exposition in Trenčín.

On top of the hill Kostolec on the edge of the mountain range Považský Inovec next to the village Ducové near Piešťany there stood once a fortified site of a Great Moravian magnate. Today remains of the fort offer a wonderful view of the lower part of region Považie.

The Spa Golf Club in Piešťany is situated not far from the well-known spa area. It was established as one of the first golf courses in Slovakia as early as in 1914.

A popular summer holiday resort, the water reservoir Sĺňava, is next to the world famous spa Piešťany situated in west of Slovakia.

An important cultural and historical monument in environs of the world-famous spa Piešťany in south-western Slovakia is the Renaissance manor house with a park situated in the village Moravany nad Váhom.

Balneologické múzeum v Piešťanoch sa venuje dejinám kúpeľov a kúpeľníctva na území Slovenska, ako aj histórii regiónu Piešťan.

Jozef Miloslav Hurban Memorial room is another external exposition of the Museum of Záhorie in Skalica. It was created in 1982 and is situated in the building of a former church school.

Kolonádový most v Piešťanoch na západnom Slovensku je najdlhším krytým mostom na Slovensku. Patrí k neodmysliteľným symbolom kúpeľov Piešťany a k vrcholu funkcionalistickej architektúry Slovenska.

Natural healing sources - thermal mineral water and unique sulfuric mud - are the cornerstones of the spa.

In the cadastre of Dechtice, in the forests of Malé Karpaty, there are ruins of the Church and Monastery of St. Catherine. The monastery founded by count Cristopher Erdödy in 1618 at the place where St. Catherine allegedly revealed herself to the young count and hermit - Ján Appony - belonged to the Franciscan order.

V príjemnom prostredí hôr ponúkame široký sortiment domácich a zahraničných odrodových vín. Chutné špeciality z diviny a rýb, no nechýbajú ani špeciality zo slovenskej kuchyne, vrátane pravých bryndzových halušiek. Na objednávku pripravíme menu podľa Vašich požiadaviek ako aj pečené prasiatko, jahňa, kurča.

The spa Smrdáky lying next Senica in the west of Slovakia became famous for its sulphuric medicinal springs known here since the 16th century.