The coctails 6 euro, beer 6 all other 4,water 1,70-2,5, food (plates from 8-15 euro) In general not cheap but not expensive. Outside Bratislava to the country is a real bargain 1/2 prices to all even more in some food like Pizza. There are places that charge a lot and other less.check out the price cataloge before you sit
Written Jul 20, 2009
Bratislava is one of the very few cities where it is possible to wrestle in mud with 2 or more beautiful girls. There are few agencies that organize private female mud wrestling for stag groups or anyone else who is interested.
Girls fight between each other for 2 rounds and then they mud wrestle for 2 more rounds with a volunteer :-). It's perfect party activity!
It's truly exciting experience, something that people do once in a lifetime!
Written Jun 3, 2009
Phone: +421 948 513 053
Website: www.stag-bratislava-weekends.com
Although the downtown's of each city are usually more expensive than other areas, there are still many places in Bratislava downtown where the food and drinks are reasonably priced. Everyone can enjoy the beer for under 2 Euros for example in Slang Pub on Hviezdoslavovo Square, 17's bar on Hviezdoslavovo Square, Slovak Pub, Europa Pub or Eden Pub on Obchodna Street or Kristian Beer Pub on Michalska Street.
There are also some local agencies that provide the "guided pub crawl", which means that the local lady, who speaks english takes you to reasonably priced bars or other places of your choice.
Written Jun 2, 2009
Phone: +421 948 513 053
Website: www.stag-bratislava-weekends.com
I went here once but I really liked it a lot! Music is nice if you like spanish / latin music.. the crowd is mixed, so you'll find people from many countries but mostly locals. You may also meet new people if they can speak english or your language :D
Dress Code: no dress code but if you want to pick up someone dress to impress :D
Written Feb 27, 2009
Address: michalska
My first experience at Bratislava as I stepped at around 10PM was those of very loud music and lights coming out from a disco nearby. I did not ask the name of it as I was on a different road and did not have a chance to see either. Next thing, as I stepped into my room at the hostel after booking at the reception, I saw a bunch of boys and girls going out to a disco and pub. They invited me too. But I am not really a party girl and I refused with thanks. But my idea during the whole trip was that Bratislava has a very strong and vibrant night life.
Written Dec 26, 2008
Erotic Club & Brothel near AuPark under the UFO bridge in Petrzalka. Great place to go at Night after a couple of drinks in the Stary Mesto.... The place is in a odd location it is situated almost under the UFO bridge. the only road to get there is like a small paved bike path if you don't really know your way around you will probably never find the entrance to the place. Arriving by Taxi is your best bet. The door to get in is locked and to get in you need to ring the doorbell and somebody comes and opens the door for you, usually the Bar tender. They usually scope you out before letting you in... anyway entering the place its looks like a small strip club, there is usually a chick dancing on a pole and other topless chicks about 5-6 sitting on bar stools on standby... After taking a seat you can order a drink, after your drink arrives a chick sitting at the bar will get up and give you like a lap-dance trying to persuade you to take her... heheehe if your still not persuaded after the little dance the chick will go back to the bar and another will show up, or they will all line up for you to take a pick. If you keep stalling, the girls can get ***y. In a general overview the place is very clean, safe and squared away... also the girls are hot! the place is a bit $$$ but worth it in my opinion.
Dress Code: You don't need to get all dressed up but don't dress like a dirtbag.
Written Nov 20, 2008
Address: Sad Janka Kral'a Viedenska cesta 1, Bratislava
Website: www.messalina.sk
Terrible place. Run by shaven headed thugs with baseball bats and knuckledusters. I witnessed a group of well behaved football fans from Northern Ireland being viciously attacked by these animals. Search internet and you will find this is a recurring theme for this pub. Be warned - stay safe - stay away
Written Sep 8, 2008
A very small bar with a dancefloor that usually plays oldies music, although they have some topical evenings from time to time. The drinks aren't as expensive as in other bars and if you're into dancing to Modern Talking or Abba this is the place, although you might also find yourself dancing to some oldie Slovak stuff :-)
Dress Code: No dress code
Written Jan 8, 2008
Address: Venturska street
Well this was a surprise! The palce is actually big enouthg, beautifull people there. Men have to pay 10€ and for women is free, but be carefull with the prices since they say it's a tourist trap for tourists to pay more than usual. The only downside is the prices of the drinks, not too cheap. Besides that, if you want to have fun in a nightclub with typical comercial music this is a good place to go. It's in the center of the city.
Dress Code: Informal is ok
Written Jan 2, 2008
Address: Špitálska 4, 811 01 Bratislava
Club unique was probably our favorite club while we were there as they had an event called "shut up and dance" on. We were told about it whilst walking the streets of bratislava at night by some friendly slovaks, the music was fantastic the interior of the club was spacey and it was mainly slovakian locals that were in there. The outside of the club was pretty run down but this added to the night i think.
KGB was a great bar for pre-drinks as well before the night had began, the drinks were cheap and the place had statues and busts of stalin and lenin everywhere and it was an ex bomb shelter. overall it was a good time and the absinthe made it better.
Dress Code: No dress requirements, we wore jeans and hoodies.
Written Oct 19, 2007
Address: ask for directions not positive.
Sponsored Links
4 Reviews and 271 Opinions This is definitely a luxury hotel experience for much less than a luxury hotel price. At check in we...
See all 97 Hotels in Bratislava
1 Review and 94 Opinions When I checked in, even before the 2pm check in time, I was met by the hotel in a wonderful way....
See all 97 Hotels in Bratislava
Mamaison Residence Sulekova Bratislava
1 Review and 188 Opinions There's something about this hotel that gives me the creeps. I'm not sure what exactly, just a...
See all 97 Hotels in Bratislava
Reviews and photos of Bratislava attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Bratislava sightseeing.

Club unique was probably our favorite club while we were there as they had an event called "shut up and dance" on. We were told about it whilst walking the...
274 members live in Bratislava

Q: I recall a ferry did Bratslavia to Budapest --would it run in April[dont know if Danube freezes up] what cost in euro and how...

A: Right now the Danube is frosen, causing great problems for the states along it, but that's very seldom, and certainly not in April. But it's not ferries that are running...
Read 2 Replies
1

Hello dear VTers, my name is Joseph and I am carp from the river Danube living in Bratislava. I would show you and tell you about my city and place where I swim long years already... I remember the......
2

Bratislava is an inheritor of the glory of the coronation site of Hungarian and Austro-Hungarian rulers, witness to the development and fall of nobility. It is a city of historic sights, and its...
3
Bratislava - Gateway to the Little Carpathians

I have been to Bratislava on three daytrips from Vienna in winter 2003/04 and 2005/06. The Slovak capital is home to 430.000 people and it is situated at the river Danube between Vienna and...
4
Bratislava - Proud to play second fiddle

When I quit my job in Charlotte, North Carolina in May of 2004, I knew that I would have a month to travel. My plan was to go see my family in Philadelphia and then to take off for Germany and Austria...
5
Bratislava - The smallest big city

Bratislava (variously called as Europe's smallest big city, or a Big small city etc) is the capital city of Slovakia and the country's largest city. It lies on both banks of the the river Danube. It...
Build your own Bratislava page
Sponsored Links