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In the mountains of central Slovakia lies Vlkolínec, a small village with only about twenty permanent residents and about 45 preserved wooden houses. Its architecture, 18th-century bell tower and almost untouched appearance of a traditional Carpathian settlement earned it a place on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1993. Three decades later, the village is visited by about 100.000 tourists annually. For a destination, this would be...
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