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    By July 10, 2012

    Yes, it is not a typo… I shall write it again, just so that you know it wasn’t a mistake… The Best Hotel In The World Is In Slovakia !!! This is according to an Insider Select report by travel company Expedia, which has named Bratislava’s Marrol’s Boutique Hotel as ...

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    The first Jewish museum in Slovakia has opened in the women’s gallery of Bratislava’s only synagogue. With approximately 600 Jews currently living in Slovakia’s capital today, this is seen as part of an overall long-term strategy to preserve and maintain the synagogue. Maros Borsky, the Jewish community’s vice president and ...

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    By July 5, 2012

    Cyril and Metod were Greek Christian missionaries who influenced the cultural development of the Slavs and are credited with bringing Christianity to Slovakia. Image via Flickr Cyril, who is also known under the name of Konstantin, invented a slav writing ‘hlaholica’ and translated evangelic readings and other books of worship ...

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    Thumbnail image for Slovak Cyclist Sagan Wins His Second Stage
    By July 4, 2012

    Peter Sagan, has won his second stage in his debut Tour De France. The 22-year-old Slovak is the new kid on the block, who is even being compared to the legend, Lance Armstrong. Image via Flickr The Liquigas team rider, who also won the opening stage of the Tour, followed ...

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    Thumbnail image for Slovakia Mint New Coin To Honor Master Pavol
    By June 7, 2012

    Slovakia have minted a new silver 10 Euro coin in Honor of the Slovak sculpture Master Paul of Levoča, as part of the EUROPA Silver Star series for 2012 featuring European artists. Image via Flickr The coin has been designed by Mária Poldaufová and was created at Kremnica Mint, in ...

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    Thumbnail image for Cibulkova Beats Top Seed At Roland Garros
    By June 5, 2012

    15th-seed Dominika Cibulkova beat top-seeded Victoria Azarenka on Sunday, to set up a quarter-final clash against Samantha Stosur, who was actually runner up in the tournament back in 2010. Image via Flickr Cibulkova was delighted with her victory over Australian Open champion Azarenka and was quoted as saying: “I have ...

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    Thumbnail image for Slovakia Loses Friendlies
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    Last week Slovakia faced two teams that will be playing in the upcoming European Championships, in Poland and Holland, but were well defeated in both. First up were the Euro 2012 hosts, with French-born Damien Perquis scoring the only goal of the game for the Poles, on the 30 minute ...

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    Thumbnail image for Šošovicová polievka (Lentil Soup)
    By May 21, 2012

    Lentil soup is a very popular low cost meal in Slovakia, which also happens to be a rich source of fibre. Below we have a look at a recipe for Šošovicová polievka with sausage and potatoes. Preparation time: 45 min (+ 3 hours to soak the lentils) Number of servings: ...

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    Thumbnail image for Slovakia Take Silver In 2012 IIHF World Championships
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    Slovakia were totally outplayed by a rampant Russia in the final of the 2012 IIHF World Championships last night, but nonetheless they will go home with a silver medal and the knowledge that they were the neutral’s favourite team in this year’s tournament. Russia dominated the game, despite Slovakia taking ...

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    Thumbnail image for Reading Eggs Review – Learning English For Fun
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    If, like me, you are bringing your child up to be perfectly bi-lingual, it is always great when you come across new resources that will help your child to learn to read and write the language that is less often used, due to your geographic location. As we are living ...

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