Each landscape is specific by certain signs, features, creates unique landscape character. The structure of landscape, abiotic and biotic conditions influences the diversity of landscape types. We chose the following indicators for evaluation of nature and socioeconomic resources quality and diversity: landscape-ecological significance (KEV) and attractiveness of georelief (abiotic recourses). Using the simple algorithms, we quantified the KEV degree as well as georelief attractiveness. KEV was defined by the interpretation of landscape elements importance in terms of stability, diversity, naturalness and gene pool preservation of biota. Georelief attractiveness was assigned by re-evaluation of abiotic complexes through the chosen parameters: altitudinal vegetation zoning as the clime and exposition of the slope indicator, the geological conditions and slope declination. The areas with highest rate of KEV and georelief attractiveness are situated in the contact zone of Malé Karpaty mts. and Podunajská nížina lowland, on the eluvial – deluvial deposits with broader spectrum from middle to steep slopes. There are the fragments of oak and oak – hornbeam forests, castanea groves with biotopes of submountain mowed meadows preserved, as well as rare mosaics of termophilous ruderal vegetation, fallows and extensively managed vineyards with stony walls covered by secondary stony debris biotopes.