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56 Reviews I went to Bratislava by train from Vienna. Bratislava has two important stations. The main station "Hlavna Stanica" is located about 2 km north of the Old Town, whereas the other station is situated...
20 Reviews The official site of the austrian bus company: http://www.postbus.at/en/Regions/Vienna_-_Lower_Austria_-_Burgenland/Airport_Bus/Airport_Bratislava/index.jsp . Vienna airport is "Flughafen Wien", the...
35 Reviews The easiest way to get to or from the airport is to take the bus, line 61. The first bus in the morning leaving the airport is at 4.45, the last in the evening leaving at 23.25. The first one in the...
13 Reviews With a catamaran of Twin City Liner we went from Vienna to Bratislava. The shipping takes about 75 minutes. Nice when the weather is sunny but not when it's raining. But that was our problem. Price...
22 Reviews Sky Europe is a plucky little airline that offers dirt cheap flights around Europe and will get you here safely. I am really impressed with them. The air crew are friendly and the flights are short....
From Airport by bus to the main trainstation
lotharscheer Says: If you come out of the airport, the busstand most to the right is for bus 61. There is a vending machine right there. € 0,50, € 0,70 for trasfer within 60...
trc777 Says: It is quite easy to get from Budapest to Bratislava by car - it is a straight highway, about 2 hours easy riding. Buying vignette just for one day really...
WStat Says: I would recommend to take a bus from Bratislava to Vienna for the German Wings flight to Dortmund!Schedule see at http://tinyurl.com/528hdj Most probably a...
stiavnik Says: The motorway runs right past Bratislava airport (mr stefanik/ ivanka) two lanes run up past Trnava and Trencin. but stop near Povaska Bystricia where you have...
monkeytrousers Says: Bratislava is a very walkable town. The old town is very compact and the castle takes only 15-20mins to get to from there.There is a tram system for those...
Ewingjr98 Says: Though you can't walk to Bratislava from too many places, you can certainly walk around much of the city. From the main train station to the old town is just 1...
joleson Says: I found that the gas stations can be very helpful in Bratislava. It's easy on and easy off. The OMV stations have free Maps in Hungary which include a lot of...
Red "tuk tuk"s take you to sightseeing
WanderingFinn Says: We were wondering what are these old fashioned looking "cars" which were parked on the old town square. Soon it became clear that they made sightseeing tours...
To Bratislava - by bus or ferry via Danube
WanderingFinn Says: Bratislava is very nicely located. Those who don't have direct flights there, can fly e.g. to Vienna, which is only a one hour's bus drive away. There are...
summer26 Says: Best way of transport in Bratislava during the night is a taxi. It´s very cheap in comparism with other European cities. However, be aware, when you just jump...
Blondiina Says: We wanted to get to Bratislava straight away after our flight to Vienna and avoid any unnecessary hassle at the airport and finding our hotel. We could also...
gosiaPL Says: The main things to see in the historic Old Town are all within walking distances but if you don't feel like walking all day, try the cute trolley. I never used...
Gili_S Says: Bratislava is not that big and the main attractions are in the centre, so I could walk all over the places and sights I wanted to see. But be aware, streets are...
kph100 Says: Upon arrival at Bratislava Airport we had planned to get a public bus into the city centre.However on speaking to the lady at the tourist info desk, she said...
HORSCHECK Says: The Old Town of Bratislava is best explored on foot. Most of the main attractions can be reached by a short walk from the Main Square (Hlavne namestie). Even...
acemj Says: Bratislava is a very walkable city with a great public transportation network, but if you do happen to take a cab, be sure to take a few precautions. Look for a...
acemj Says: In Frantiskanske Square you might notice this little tourist train. Personally, I wouldn't bother. Bratislava is small enough to explore on foot. However, if...
carlitoab Says: Taxi rates vary a lot in Bratislava depending on how honest the driver is. I was there for a few months and was charged some amazingly high fares by some...
planxty Says: This company was recommended to me by a friend who lived in bratislava, and I found them to be reliable . Also, they didn't try to "rip me off", a problem with...
grkboiler Says: 95% of the tourist spots, with the exception of Devin castle and a few others, are within walking distance of the Old Town or in the Old Town itself. Besides...
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4 Reviews and 271 Opinions This is definitely a luxury hotel experience for much less than a luxury hotel price. At check in we...
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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....
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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...
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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...
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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......
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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