Culture of Slovakia

Culture of Slovakia
Slovak Easter symbols
Slovak folk dance
Slovak wire manufacturing product

The culture of Slovakia is the result of various folk traditions and because of its position in the Central Europe, it is also influenced by Austrian, German, Hungarian and Slavic cultures[1].

Contents

Cinema

Main article: Cinema of Slovakia

Music

Main article: Music of Slovakia

Literature

Main article: Slovak literature

Language

Main article: Slovak language

Cuisine

Main article: Slovak cuisine

Folk culture

Main article: Slovak national weapon

References

  1. ^ EUROPA - Culture - Slovakia
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