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Highest point: Gerlachovský štít, 2655 m above sea level
Lowest point: level river Bodrog, 94 m above sea level
Tallest church spire: Spišská Nová Ves (87 m)
Largest of Slovakia´s
170 castles and chateaux:
Spišský hrad (Spis castle)
Oldest ice cave in Europe: Dobšinská ľadová jaskyňa
Longest river: Váh, 403 km
Highest village: Štrbské pleso, 1355 m above sea level
Highest hotel: Encián na Skalnatom Plese, 1761m above sea level
Highest post office: On the summit of Lomnický štít, 2634 m above sea level
Largest river island in Europe: Žitný ostrov in Southern
Slovakia - 123 612 hectars
Oldest protected plant in Slovakia: Plesnivec
Largest national park: Nízke Tatry National Park (Low Tatra national park), 81 000 hectars
First printed book: Latin textbook from Lucas
Fabinus, 1573 in Prešov
First newspaper: Prešporské noviny, as early 1783
in Prešpork (Bratislava)
Largest wooden altarpiece in the world: Levoča-St.James Church, made by Master Pavol from Levoča, beginning of 16th century, height 18,6 m and width 6,3 m
Oldest continually workshop: State Mint in Kremnica, founded in 1328
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