Trnava

Trnava is important administrative center and one of the largest towns in Slovakia as well. This city is known as the Slovak Rome due to a high number of historical sites. It is also an important point of automobile production. Historically, Trnava is the oldest free royal town in Slovakia. Trnava got this title in 1238. Trnava is well known for huge fortification with large walls. The most famous landmark is the Basilica of J. Baptist. Trnava is also an important center of education. The city became a university town in the 1635th A. Bernolák – important slovak personality - worked here and founded in Trnava society called Slovenské učené tovarišstvo. Trnava is also known for its football club and stadium.