The Trnava region, located in western Slovakia, is an area rich in history and cultural traditions. Its capital is the city of Trnava, which is known as the "Little Rome" because of its numerous churches and religious monuments. The region is characterized by a flat landscape with extensive agricultural areas, especially vineyards, cereals and vegetables. Trnava is one of the most important wine regions in Slovakia, with many vineyards producing famous Slovak wines.
Trnava is also of historical importance, being an important religious center, home to the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist and the University of Trnava, the oldest university in Slovakia. The region is also known for its numerous festivals, including those related to folklore, music and wine. The area also has beautiful natural areas that are suitable for hiking and cycling.
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