Trnava, Slovakia

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Trnava is a historic city in western Slovakia known for its well-preserved medieval center and numerous churches, earning it the nickname "Little Rome."

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instanceOf city
archbishopricSeatPeriod 1543–1820
area_km2 71.53
coordinateLatitude 48.3775
coordinateLongitude 17.5883
country Slovakia
distanceFromBratislava_km approximately 47
elevation_m 146
firstMentioned 1211
grantedTownPrivileges 1238
hasCityRightsFrom 13th century
hasFeature city walls remnants
historic fortifications
numerous churches
well-preserved medieval center
hasHeritage baroque architecture
medieval urban layout
hasIndustry automotive industry
food processing
hasInstitution Trnava University
University of St. Cyril and Methodius in Trnava
linked to: Trnava University
hasLandmark Basilica of St. Nicholas
City Tower of Trnava
Jesuit Church
St. John the Baptist Cathedral
Synagogue – Center of Contemporary Art
University Church of the Holy Trinity
hasReligiousSignificance major Catholic center in Slovakia
hasSportsClub FC Spartak Trnava
hasStadium City Arena – Anton Malatinský Stadium
hasTransport D1 motorway access
railway junction
historicalStatus free royal town
historicRegion Záhorie–Považie transition area
isPartOf Trnava District
Trnava Region
isRegionalCapitalOf Trnava Region
languageMajority Slovak
locatedIn western Slovakia
locatedOn Trnávka River
nickname Little Rome
Slovak Rome
population approximately 65000
populationAsOf 2021
postalCodeRange 91701–91708
timeZone Central European Time
timeZoneDST Central European Summer Time
wasArchbishopricSeatOf Esztergom Archdiocese

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Novo Mesto hasTwinTown Trnava, Slovakia
subject linked to: Novo Mesto, Slovenia
Peugeot 208 assemblyLocation Trnava, Slovakia