The 2019 Slovakia Heritage Tour is featured in the 12 February 2020 issue of Jednota [p.22]: (CLICK IMAGE TO ENLARGE & READ)
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The 2018 Slovakia Heritage Tour (September 7-16) offers Lively Harvest Festivals, Folk Arts and Music, Beautiful Countryside, and Medieval Cities…
On this fall’s Slovakia Heritage Tour, travelers will enjoy Slovakia’s beautiful culture and countryside through its lively festivals, charming small cities, picturesque country villages and mountain peaks, music, and food with plenty of time to meet the people and discover your own family roots.
September is the perfect time to travel to Slovakia… Continue reading “2017 Tour Info”
Catastrophe for the Kingdom of Hungary followed when in 1526 the Turks defeated King Louis Jagellon at the battle of Moháč. Many towns on the territory of modern-day Hungary, Croatia and Ser…
Source: Top 13 medieval towns in Slovakia every history buff should visit!
We had a wonderful energetic and fun group of 16 travelers this September. They were into all things Slovak….music, history, walks into the countryside, and, of course, good Slovak food. We had almost a 100% success rate in reconnecting our travelers with their Slovak families.
Read all about it on page 19 of the Dec. 9 issue of Jednota. You’ll read about tour member Ken Petrus’ lucky discovery in finding his cousins.
To see the entire Jednota issue go to: http://www.fcsu.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/DEC-9-ISSUE.pdf
Here’s a page from the Jauary 2015 issue of JEDNOTA newspaper featuring our 2014 tour; click the image to view the page, or see the full issue here:
I’ve just returned from a wonderful wedding/Easter visit with my family in Slovakia. In addition to reliving all the Easter traditions from my childhood, we welcomed a new baby, Mishka, born the day after Easter, and a new married couple to the family, Stanka and Tono. I’d like to share with you some photos of our visit. More photos can be found on the Slovakia Heritage Facebook page:
Here’s the article from the March 5 2014 Jednota (see p.9)…
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