Things To Do
in Stará Turá

Explore this vibrant market to discover fresh produce, local cheeses, honey, and homemade jams. You can also sample traditional street food like Lokše (potato pancakes) and grilled sausages.

This bustling market offers an abundance of fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs. Enjoy street food offerings such as Langos, a deep-fried flatbread topped with garlic, cheese, and ketchup.

In Stará Turá, as well as in the rest of Slovakia, it is customary to tip service staff such as waiters, taxi drivers, and hotel personnel. The typical tipping amount ranges from 10% to 15% of the total bill. Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory, and it is often done for good service. When paying by card, it is recommended to tip in cash if possible.

Payments in Stará Turá can be made using various methods, including cash, credit, and debit cards. The local currency is the Euro (EUR). Cash is commonly accepted in smaller establishments, while most restaurants, hotels, and larger stores accept card payments. Mobile payment methods are also becoming increasingly popular, although not as widespread as card payments.

Spring in Stará Turá is delightful, with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 20°C. Blooming flowers and greenery make it ideal for outdoor activities like hiking and exploring local countryside. Expect moderate rainfall, so it's good to carry a light jacket.

Summer is warm, with temperatures often reaching 25°C to 30°C. It’s a great time for festivals and local events, as well as enjoying the nearby mountains and lakes. Prepare for occasional thunderstorms and higher tourist traffic.

Autumn offers mild temperatures of 10°C to 20°C and stunning foliage, making it perfect for photography and nature walks. The weather begins to cool down, making it a quieter time for visitors. Expect some rainy days as the season progresses.

Winter in Stará Turá is cold, with temperatures typically ranging from -5°C to 5°C. Snow can cover the landscape, creating a picturesque scene. It's ideal for winter sports enthusiasts, although the town sees fewer visitors. Be prepared for cold weather and possible snowstorms.

The predominant ethnic group in Stará Turá, making up the majority of the population.

A significant minority group, primarily concentrated in the southern regions of Slovakia.

A small community of Czechs, reflecting historical connections with the Czech Republic.

Includes Romani, Germans, and other smaller nationalities residing in the area.

Many establishments in Stará Turá offer a variety of vegetarian and vegan dishes, including hearty salads, vegetable soups, and innovative plant-based mains. Check out Café Letná for an excellent selection.

Several restaurants and cafes in Stará Turá cater to gluten-free dietary restrictions, providing gluten-free versions of traditional dishes and a range of gluten-free baked goods. Reštaurácia U Andrzeja is a notable venue for accommodating gluten-free needs.