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Follow the list of the most important and interesting places, which have to be visited by every tourist coming to Bratislava.
Posted by Lucia November 09, 2018 100.00% Rating
Devin castle spreads on the hill above the crossroad of two important rivers of this region: Danube and Morava, which form a natural Slovak border with Austria and Czech Republic. Nowadays, the castle remains as a museum and the surrounding...
Posted by Jakub November 12, 2018 93.00% Rating
In 45 seconds, you can get to the very top of the UFO restaurant by an elevator, where an open-air outlook place is situated. From the height of 95m you can enjoy the view up to the distance of 100km. History and nowadays UFO tower has been built just a...
Posted by Jakub November 10, 2018 88.00% Rating
A bit of history St. Martin's cathedral is one of the most significant symbols of Bratislava. It was built in the 12th century and almost immediately became the center of an everyday life. Originally a Roman architecture has been converted in the Gothic ...
Posted by Jakub November 09, 2018 100.00% Rating
Monumental memorial Slavín is a huge cemetery located above Bratislava. It is the only official cemetery for 6845 Soviets soldiers, who died in 1945 during the liberation of Bratislava are buried here. It was built in the 1960 and two years later d...
Posted by Jakub November 11, 2018 75.00% Rating
Presidential palace, also known as a Grassalkovich palace, was built in 1760 as a summer residence of Count Anton Grassalkovič. Soon, the palace became the centre of a societal life and was visited by the Empress Maria Theresa. After the reconstruction i...
Posted by Samuel November 09, 2018 100.00% Rating
There are several museums (natural, historical and technical) and galleries (both modern and classic) which are worth visiting. The entrance fee is usually 0-5 euros, this (as well as the opening hours) may change, so we recommend to check their website (...
Posted by Jakub November 10, 2018 88.00% Rating
Bratislava has only one airport called "Letisko Milana Rastislava Štefánika", or shorter version "Letisko M. R. Štefánika", so it is easy to navigate to here. The low-cost airlines, Ryanair, flies directly to here. Visit the Of...
Posted by Jakub November 09, 2018 78.00% Rating
Central train station called "Hlavná stanica", is located within a few minutes from city center by public transport. The surrounding of the station image and visual is awful, however, it should be modernized within few years. Maybe you will not bel...
Posted by Jakub November 10, 2018 86.00% Rating
The main bus station is located in the wider city center. It has been opened in the 1983 and should soon be reconstructed. Unlike in the most of cities, the bus station is not located directly nearby the main train station. Inside, there are a restaurants...
Posted by Lucia November 11, 2018 100.00% Rating
Are you looking for some information regrading visa obligation or some travel advice while staying in Bratislava - Slovakia? Here is a list of all foreign embassies you can find in Bratislava including conntacts: +421 (0)2 5441-5724 Address e-...
Posted by July 01, 2018 95.00% Rating
While visiting Bratislava you can drop your luggage at several baggage lockers. Locker at Train Station Lockers are located inside of the Main train station, operating from Monday to Friday 4:00 - 23:55 with several breaks during the day: 6.30 - 6...
Amanda on Mar 07, 2015
in a few other countries there's Red and Blue tourist buses that visits all the places u must see as a tourist...do u have such buses in Bratislava and how much does it cost?
can u do day tours to different cities like Vienna, Prague and other cities in different countries from Bratislava?
how user friendly is it to use Euro's in Bratislava or is it better to pay in the local currency..and what is the local currency and how is the exchange rate to Euro's?
thanx
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Jakub on Mar 14, 2015
Hi Amanda,
there are similar tours in a "bus" as you mention, but much more cooler :) See http://www.tour4u.sk/en/
From Bratislava you can easily visit Vienna as a one day tour - it is really close. However, Prague and Budapest are a bit further, but still managable.
And do not worry to use Euro in Bratislava, as it is an official currency ;)
Regards
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Viktoria on Jul 05, 2013
Hello,
Where in Bratislava is there Catholic mass taking place today?
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rabiah on Dec 23, 2012
kindly let me know how much it costs for this tour for 5 pax and at what time it starts and where to meet, we'll be in vienna from 30.4.2013 till 1 may 2013
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Jakub on Dec 23, 2012
Hello Rabiah,
if you are staying in Vienna and plan to make a sightseeing tour to Bratislava, please follow http://bratislava-slovakia.eu/tours/guided-tours/bratislava-sightseeing-tour-from-vienna or http://bratislava-slovakia.eu/tours/guided-tours/danube-river-cruise-bratislava-sightseeing-from-vienna
If you stay in Bratislava and want to make a sightseeing tour here, you can choose either http://bratislava-slovakia.eu/tours/guided-tours/private-walking-tour-of-bratislava-historical-landmarks or http://bratislava-slovakia.eu/tours/guided-tours/grand-city-sightseeing
The prices vary, you will find specific prices on the posted pages.
If you want to make a tour on your own and do not want to pay for guides, we prepared a few self-guided tours here: http://bratislava-slovakia.eu/tours/free-tours
Hope you will like Bratislava.
Regards
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