Bratislava Favorites

 15 Reviews  This statue is very interesting for me as I always walk around with at least one camera and take many pictures (maybe now everybody clicks with the digital camera but I'm doing this since I had to... 

 26 Reviews  It's always nice for a city to have a history and that is to have a castle somewhere on high grounds. Bratislava is no exception, it has the Hrad on the hill there. Because in January 2008 it was... 

 12 Reviews  The problem with the New Bridge is that it delivers traffics directly to a highway that knifes directly through the center of Bratislava, dissecting the castle from the rest of the city. Cars, trucks,... 

 12 Reviews  The building in this photo really was my favourite thing in Bratislava. It was the first place that caught my eye as we arrived early in the morning and somewhere I photographed two or three times as... 

 3 Reviews  I mean the soldier crushing the swastika... I took this picture using the poor zoom lens of my expensive camera, and my more expensive arms but all I can see is a sort of flag up there. The good news,... 

 4 Reviews  The Primate's Palace was the only public building ( apart from the National Gallery ) that I got time to visit both outside and inside. Outside it is a substantial and imposing neoclassical structure... 

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 HORSCHECK Says:  When you visit Bratislavia it is good to know some basic facts about Slovakia and its history. Slovakia was a part of Czechoslovakia from 1918 until 1992, which... 

 Askla Says:  I have put the tips on the sights in the order of reaching the Old Town Square from the east, heading north after the seen the square, following the streets... 

 Askla Says:  The Bratislava City Card might be a good option for you to save some money and also make the transportation a little bit easier. It will give you discounts in... 

 Askla Says:  The plugs used in Slovakia have two round pins and many also have a guiding earth pin. Type E and C are both used.Here is a link to a informative page on... 

 easterntrekker Says:  Hodzovo Square (Peace Square then) Globe Fountain built during communist times used to be a symbol of peace in the world, but still nowadays it is very popular... 

 timbershell Says:  i am an american living in bratislava and yes, a half day is plenty enough to visit here. Although the old town is very charming and quaint, the rest of the... 

 Daoruiensi Says:  I am flying from Singapore and as I will need to have a last meeting in Dortmund, thought flying to Frankfurt would be the best option.My first meeting is in... 

 trc777 Says:  Main course in an average restaurant is from about 100 to 200 SKK. Many restaurants serve lunch menus on working days - you will get usually a soup and a main... 

 imran8852 Says:  Around Bratislava, You could always find nice sculptures for admiration that may also have it's own history. For example, While walking around we saw a very... 

 imran8852 Says:  While on your way to the Danube river, You could stop along the Old Slovak National Theater for some pictures. Around the old theater, There are some coffee... 

 trc777 Says:  Euros are accepted in bigger shops like Tesco, but usually only if the amount to be paid is more than 50 EUR, exchange rates are often worse than in bank and... 

 Dabs Says:  Even though Slovakia is part of the European Union, it has not adopted the Euro as it's currency, the Slovak koruna is the official currency although if you are... 

 Skipka Says:  This is a general tip for those who search for accomodation in Bratislava for good price. Here is the link for the complete guide of hostels and cheapest... 

 grayfo Says:  Bratislava was founded on the crossroad of two important trade routes - the Podunajská, which connected the east and southeast of Europe with the west, and the... 

 mjhritz Says:  Make sure you bring the following that you want to use if you are not staying at a top rated hotel:Wash clothes - they are hard to find in stores.Hard to find... 

 CuteKitty Says:  The Obchodna street is a pedestrian street near the city centre where you can shop a lot of cheap and different stuff and meet some locals. The are a lot of...