Things To Do
Tourist Office of Trencin
Visit the Trencin Tourist Office for more information, tours, and day trip recommendations
Trencin Castle
Trencin Museum
A family-friendly museum featuring animal specimens, hundreds of butterflies and insects, archaeological treasures, and exhibits on local folk culture, including traditional costumes and regional art.
House of Town’s headsman (Katov Dom)
The house dates back to 1580 and can be seen in the oldest vista of Trenčín. In the 17th century, according to folk legend, it served as a town’s headsman’s home as well as a prison. Nowadays, you can see an exhibition of town headsman´s swords, pillory, shackles, replica of rack, halberts of city catchpolls, uniforms of city police captain, sabres and guns of city policemen, and other historical items of interest.
Lesopark Brezina
Lesopark Brezina is a scenic public park located in Trenčín, Slovakia. It offers a peaceful retreat for locals and tourists alike, featuring lush greenery, walking trails, and areas for relaxation. The park is ideal for hiking, jogging, or simply enjoying nature. Parish stairs (Farské schody) is one of the entrances that can lead to Brezina forest park.
Parish Stairs (Farské Schody)
The covered Renaissance Parish stairs were built in 1568. They had an important function as a defensive passage at that time. The 101 wooden steps now serve the general public. They connect the city center with the Parish Church complex and castle. They also lead to Brezina forest park, which was planted in the mid-19th century.
Trencianske Teplice Spa
Thermal Baths & Day Spa Trencianske Teplice is known for its therapeutic spa facilities using natural thermal sulphuric water produced by five local springs. DISTANCE FROM TRENČÍN: 14 km
Beckov Castle
Beckov Castle is a majestic monument poised on top of a 60-metre steep rock massif above the village of Beckov. Numerous Hungarian noble families and noblemen inhabited the castle in the past before it was destroyed in the 18th century by a fire. Ambrovec Mansion is located just below the castle and houses an exhibition of historical furniture taken from the interiors of noblemen’s abodes, wooden sculptures, drawings of Ladislav Medňanský, and artistic craftsmanship. DISTANCE FROM TRENČÍN: 20 km
Cachtice Castle
Čachtice Castle, built in the 13th century, is best known for its association with Countess Elisabeth Báthory in the late 16th–early 17th centuries. The castle was destroyed in 1708 during the uprising of Francis Rákóczi and later fell into ruins. After renovations from 2012–2014, it reopened to the public, with nearby Draškovič Mansion now housing a museum on the castle’s history and local traditions. DISTANCE FROM TRENČÍN: 35 km
Miniature Park Podolie
The only one of its kind in Slovakia, the park houses historic miniature reconstructions of castles the way they looked some 300 to 500 years ago. urrently, the collection numbers more than 80 models of fortresses, castles, churches, lookout towers and houses of prominent Slovaks. You can find there also models of cottages from the High Tatras and traditional houses from Vlkolínec. DISTANCE FROM TRENČÍN: 38 km
Malá and Vel'ká Skalka
Skalka is the oldest pilgrimage site in Slovakia, consisting of Malá Skalka and Veľká Skalka. It features a Romanesque church first mentioned in 1208, a historic monastery, hermit caves linked to St. Benedict, and a scenic forest trail connecting the sites. DISTANCE FROM TRENČÍN: 6 km
Cafe Sladkovic
Cafe, drinks, and light bites
Cukraren a Kaviaren Paris
Cafe, Ice Cream, & Sweets
Paddock
Cafe and light bites
Alžbetka
Cafe & Ice Cream
Speranza
Restaurant
Kebabizna Centrum
Quick service restaurant
Lanius Restaurant and Brewery
Restaurant and brewery
Mestsky Hostinec
Restaurant - International and Slovak cuisine
Plzenská Reštaurácia
Slovak Cuisine
Roots Vegan Food
Vegan restaurant
OYSHI
Japanese Restaurant Some vegan options available
Pizza UNO
Quick stop pizza
Coop Jednota (Inside of Prior shopping center)
Grocery store located inside of the Prior shopping center
