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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...
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116 Reviews Bratislava Castle is a huge complex that overlooks the city and the Danube and dominates both. The castle can trace its history back almost 5000 years, but the current incarnation was rebuilt from the...
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75 Reviews There are 3 bronze statues located in different parts of the Old Town. The first one is "the french soldier" located in the main square leaning to a bench. The second one is "the photographer"...
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62 Reviews Attached to the St. Michael's Gate will you find the narrowest house in the Central Europe. It is only 130 cm wide! But why build such a narrow house? Well, actually they didn't!! These 130 cm is the...
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69 Reviews This cathedral is one of the oldest church in Bratislava and it can easily be referred as the largest and finest one. It is located very close to Novy Most facing Bratislava Castle. The history of...
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61 Reviews The new bridge (as translated from its original name) was built between 1967 and 1972. The area of the roadway that leads to Novy Most used to be the Jewish quarter and during the construction most of...
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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...
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61 Reviews Walking around the streets of the old town is a common activity for most of the tourists. It gives you the chance to enjoy the history and architecture of Bratislava. You should spare at least 1 to 2...
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66 Reviews The Primatial Palace was built between 1777 and -81 for Cardinal Józef Batthyány, Archbishop of Esztergom and Primate of Hungary. He used it as his winter palace. On top of the roof, above the...
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33 Reviews The first Archbishop's residence stood on this place from 1614. It was something like a country house for Archbishop Forgac and later Archbishop Esterhazy rebuilt it to Palace. Well, actually he...
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28 Reviews This guy was a writer and a politician for most of his life, and has this pretty open square named for him, Hviezdoslavovo Namestie in Bratislava with a statue and a fountain---on this day it came...
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4 Reviews and 267 Opinions This is definitely a luxury hotel experience for much less than a luxury hotel price. At check in we...
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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...
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2 Reviews and 23 Opinions A luxurious hotel right in one of the small towns under the peaks of Vysoke Tatry. The forest...
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Among all your options for European travel Slovakia ought to be on your list of places to see. The Stalinist architecture and high-rise apartment blocks are amazing sites alone but you'd also be impressed by the Tatra Mountains, the caves of Slovak Karst, and the ruins of Spis, Slovakia?s largest castle. When it's time to unwind, head to a spa at Bardejovske Kupele and top the night off sipping a golden pheasant beer called Zlaty Ba ant served in Bratislava. Slovakia will keep you satisfied.
The building was constructed in 1779 J.Langer for the needs of the Abov shire council. In1888-1889 the front of the building was reconstructed after designs by...
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Nostalgia isn't what it used to be ...
Slovakia is the country where is habit to welcome guests by bread and salt to give what is the best. This habit is old Slavian tradition rarely kept today, especially in the towns. But the symbol of...
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Under-rated, small-big country!
I was many, many times in Slovakia either on the way - driving towards southern Europe - or on weekend trips in the area adjacent to Poland called Orava and Spis (north-central Slovakia). Usually I am...
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Slovakia; Czechoslovakia's other half
Slovakia is a fascinating country to visit. It has so much more to offer than it's capital city of Bratislava ( the city most Americans only know as the hometown of SNL's " couple of wild and crazy......
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I've been to Slovakia many times and I always like the moment I return there. I've visited the north and the south and I've met friendly people and beautiful sights everywhere. Mountains are beautiful...
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Slovakia - well worth visiting !
You are now entering my very first VT page! Slovakia is a hidden treasure of Eastern Europe: Bratislava is well worth a visit as the capital city, and the High Tatra region is a hiking heaven with......
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