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Bojnice is more of a palace than a castle. It is
beautifully renovated, offering a picturesque collection of furniture
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Visit is only allowed with a guide. Unfortunetely for
us it proved to be quite tiring, as the guide only spoke in Slovakian,
and also provided a joke in every chamber, naturally performed in her
mother tongue, which delighted the part (approximately 20%) of the
audience understanding her. After some time American visitors felt they
were fed up and claimed that some information should be added in
English as well. |
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From this time on, all paintings were introduced by the
attentive guide with a variant of the following two sentences: 'This is
a very interesting picture. It
is very important in our history.' All in all, there is an extremely
rich museum in the palace, and all the paintings are principal objects
of Slovakian history. |
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There is a nice zoo close to the palace.
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Bojnice received one star from
VÁRmánia.
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Bojnice is situated here
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