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Go green this weekend
Britons planning to jet off to Slovakia this weekend for a break may wish to immerse themselves in a green event which is currently taking place.
Re:Made in Holland is taking place in the Slovakia capital of Bratislava from May 18th to 23rd and aims to put sustainability, energy, design, creativity and social and corporate responsibility firmly on the agenda, the Slovak Spectator reports.
The event is be organised by the Royal Netherlands Embassy in Slovakia.
It hopes to educate Slovakian nationals and visitors with the green values of Dutch people.
As part of the event a charity bike tour will take place, while there will also be a traditional Dutch market to visit and film screenings and exhibitions - including performances from Nederlands Dans Theater.
Britons visiting Slovakia this weekend may also arrive just in time to help celebrate St Urban Day on May 23rd, by toasting the patron saint of wines.
