Trivia
Slovakia is famous for these UNESCO world heritage sites, with almost 50 located in Slovakia
Wooden churches
These two capitals are the closest in the world
Bratislava and Vienna
The year Slovakia became an independent country
1993
A famous online personality/influencer, born in Kosice
David Dobrik
Slovakia produces more of these per capita than any other country in the world
Cars
What is the literacy rate of Slovakia?
99.6%
This country shares the largest border with Slovakia
Hungary
This movement brought the end of the communist party in Czechoslovakia
The Velvet Revolution
This famous actress's grandfather was born in Kosice
Angelina Jolie
True or False: Slovakia and Slovenia embassies meet once a month to exchange misdirected mail
False
The highest statue of what animal is found in Slovakia?
A horse (9 meters, 18,000 kg)
The tallest mountain in Slovakia
Gerlachovský štít
This empire ruled over Slovakia from around 1000 AD until the end of the World War I
Austro-Hungarian Empire
This famous painter, known for soup cans, whose parents were from Slovakia
Andy Warhol
The oldest marathon in Europe, and the second oldest in the world happens in this Slovak city
Kosice
Slovakia is home to the tallest gothic wooden altar in the world. Where is it located?
Levoča
Slovakia has the world's second biggest reservoir of freshwater. Which country has the most?
Austria
The first significant Slavic state in Central Europe
This Slovak hockey player plays for the Montreal Canadiens
Juraj Slafkovský
The year Slovakia adopted the Euro
2009
Červený Kameň Castle
The geographical center of Europe is located in this Slovak village
Kremnické Bane
This mint is the oldest mint in Slovakia and one of the oldest in the world
Kremnica mint
This Slovak inventor who designed the first army parachute
Stefan Banic
The most common Slovak name
Maria