District of Trnava

Trnava is best known in Slovakia for its exceptional concentration of historic churches, which earned it the nickname “Little Rome.” The city lies on the Trnávka River at the western edge of the Danubian Lowland, where its compact centre is still partly enclosed by medieval fortifications. St John the Baptist Cathedral, completed in 1637, is a major early-Baroque landmark, while Trnava University was founded in 1635 and helped establish the town as an important centre of learning. Browse other webcams across the Trnava Region to compare landscapes and urban settings around Trnava.

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