Things To Do in Bratislava

The chairlift to the top of Koliba, a hill in the Carpathian Mountain region just above Bratislava city centre, has always been popular ever since its opening in 1972. Apart from hikers, couples in love and young families, the chairlift has been discovered by downhill bikers in recent years, as the slope under it provides lovely routes for them. Read more ›

Escape to nature

Chairlift over Bratislavian Forest

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Dunaj

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Place for bohemians and artists

Dunaj

The cultural center Dunaj (or Danube in English) is a place that attracts mostly artistic and alternative crowds. There are all kinds of events you can imagine: movie nights, concerts, arts presentations, vernissages, literature events, theater plays and more. Read more ›

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Funus

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Funus it´s a right place to relax after the whole week spent at work. Everything you need to chill out - nature all around, big garden with old chestnut trees, seasonal food and good beer - can be found here. And the staff is very friendly. Read more ›

The oldest garden pub in Bratislava

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Post-Communist Bratislava Tour

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A funky retro tour in a legendary Czechoslovak 70s Škoda car or a crappy 8-seater Škoda 1203 van. We’ll take you to off-the-beaten-track places tied to Bratislava’s communist past and also show you some of the city’s recent transformations. Local insights are guaranteed!

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Stará tržnica

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Come and enjoy tasty local food!

Stará tržnica

The building of Stará tržnica (=Old Market) was long time an unused building, but know a group of activists in Bratislava was able to take care of it and it quickly became a favorite spot for people who love good food, design and history. The building is also a place where various music or exhibition events take place. Read more ›

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Slavín

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Slavín was constructed between 1957 and 1960 as a monument to fallen Soviet Army soldiers during World War II who liberated Bratislava from German fascists. On its walls you can see Slovak cities with dates of their liberation. Read more ›

The Soviet Army Monument

Slavín

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Železná studienka

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Železná studienka is a part of the Bratislava forest park of Malé Karpaty. Families with children, mountain bikers and especially hikers and runners love this place for its variety of paths in the forest and around the lakes. Read more ›

Enjoy fresh air in Carpathian forest

Železná studienka

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Eurovea

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Shopping mall on Danube shore

Eurovea

This place is a bit classy since it's one of the newest shopping malls in Bratislava. You might not want go shopping, but you should still go there because of the interesting architecture and beautiful promenade on the Danube shore. Also you can have an awesome view from there to the other side of river. Read more ›

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Visit off-the-beaten-track places without tourist souvenirs, but with a special medieval atmosphere instead. This tour covers the best selection of castle ruins that you can see on a one-day trip from Bratislava.

Carpathian Castle Ruins Tour from Bratislava

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5 h

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Sad Janka Kráľa

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It is a park named after one of the most significant and most radical Slovak poets and a national activist, Janko Kráľ, who has a statue situated directly in the park. The park is one of the oldest municipal parks in Europe. Bordered by the Danube and Aupark (the biggest shopping center in Bratislava), it is very popular place. Read more ›

Relax on the grass

Sad Janka Kráľa

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Kaštieľ Rusovce

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An old mansion built in 1843. In spite not being well known by tourists, for local people it surely represents an important cultural heritage. They appreciate its value and enjoy having walks around. Just behind the mansion you can find a protected landscape area of ‘Dunajské luhy’ where educational paths will guide you through native wetlands. Read more ›

Culture in nature

Kaštieľ Rusovce

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Cvernovka

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Former thread factory

Cvernovka

Former thread factory, now an artistic center. Cvernovka is place with a lot of small galleries and ateliers of local artists. You can find there almost every kind of art. Usually they work privately, but sometimes there are open events. Read more ›

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Pisztoryho palác

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The palace was built in the 2nd part of the 19th century in mixed architectural style known as eclecticism. The building embodies our history of the 20th century - during World War II it was the seat of the German Embassy, later it became the Museum of Lenin. Read more ›

Cultural Heritage Monument

Pisztoryho palác

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Bratislava Traditional Food Tour

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Discover Bratislava on our tour with a local guide in a different way than you might have expected. We want to share our passion for eating delicious food with you.

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4 h

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Mark Twain Club

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This outdoor pub is a real local treasure. Hidden in one of the Danube meanders, in a tiny old ship that cannot be used for a proper cruise anymore. During the summer months people usually sit in and around the pub till late at night. A very relaxing place. Read more ›

Spice up your walk in a special place

Mark Twain Club

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Cyklomost slobody

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A bridge that connects Austria with Devínska Nová Ves over the Morava river. Its name means ‘freedom bike bridge‘, but when there was a public voting to name it, surprisingly people`s choice was to call it ‘the bridge of Chuck Norris‘. It has very soon become popular for walks or bike tours Read more ›

Cross the bridge between two countries!

Cyklomost slobody

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The Medical Garden

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The Medical Garden is a public park behind the Summer Palace of J. G. Aspremont. This baroque-style palace was built in 1770 and in the beginning of the 19th century was sold to the count Esterházy. Known as art lover, he organized concerts here. Famous Joseph Haydn was among figures who played in the park at that time. Read more ›

Escape from everyday hustle and bustle

The Medical Garden

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The Commemoration Gaudí

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This polyfunctional building can be admired by everybody who likes originality of the famous Catalan architect Antonio Gaudí. His creativeness inspired also one of the Slovak architects to incorporate some elements into this building. And it differs a lot from well-known communist "panelák" (block of flats). Read more ›

The influence of A. Gaudí in Bratislava

The Commemoration Gaudí

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On your search for quality wine, your local tour guide will show you around to experience not only the wine, but also a taste of Bratislava city itself. Join our tour and enjoy the taste of local wines with us!

Bratislava Wine Tasting Tour

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3 h

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Biofarma Príroda

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This place is hidden in a beautiful forest of the Carpathian mountains. It is not only a farm with its domestic animals, a bakery and an orchard, but also a restaurant with a summer terrace where home made products are served with love. Read more ›

Visit an organic farm!

Biofarma Príroda

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Escape Room

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Escape games in Slovakia have become very popular as soon as they started a couple of years ago. New games are still showing up across the city and every time a new game appears, it`s better and more complex. ‘Escape room‘ is a recent one. Read more ›

Brainstorm effectively!

Escape Room

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Climbing indoor centre K2

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If you are a climber and miss climbing during your stay in Bratislava, or you are just curious and want to try to climb an artificially constructed wall, come to the biggest indoor climbing centre in Bratislava. You will very soon feel like a member of the local climber community. Read more ›

Challenge the gravity!

Climbing indoor centre K2

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Nedbalka Gallery

The Gallery looks very similar to the Guggenheim Museum in New York, while still preserving its own style. The artwork shows Slovak artists in different styles. The cafe inside the gallery is very nice and the general staff is very friendly. Read more ›

BA's own little Guggenheim Museum

Nedbalka Gallery

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Bratislava Iron Curtain Bike Tour

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Cycle along the Danube to the former Iron Curtain border zone with Austria, see a military bunker from the 1930s and more on an easy 2.5-hour bike tour!

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2.5 h

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Úl'uv

Úľuv is a national handicraft cooperative focused on documentation of Slovak traditional crafts, care of collections, issuing publications on crafting, organization of exhibitions and presentations of folk art crafts. Moreover, they organize craft classes and workshops for the general public. Read more ›

Folk-art shopping

Úl'uv

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Bratislava-inline skating

Bratislava-inline skating is a summer event that takes place every Friday evening during the summer holiday since 2004. It is organized by cross-city skaters and bikers. The event is suitable for everyone regardless of age. Read more ›

Unusual experience on wheels

Bratislava-inline skating

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Devínska Kobyla

A forested hill at the South-eastern edge of Bratislava represents a favourite free-time zone with hikers, bikers, family groups and nature conservationists who come here all year round. Its peak (514m.a.s.l) is the highest natural elevation of Bratislava with a spectacular view of Devín castle and the confluence of Morava and Danube rivers. Read more ›

Get lost for a while in a forest!

Devínska Kobyla

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Bratislava Free Tour (presented by Be Free Tours)

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A group of young and enthusiastic people who work as cultural guides because they enjoy promoting those nice and interesting spots and monuments of our little big capital. They do it for free, it´s up to you if you leave them a tip once the tour is over. Read more ›

Know the unknown

Bratislava Free Tour (presented by Be Free Tours)

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Bratislava Craft Beer Tour

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On your search for quality brews, your local tour guide will not only introduce you to our fantastic beers, but will also give you a taste of Bratislava city.

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ActionPark Čunovo

Big companies in Bratislava become more and more interested in team building activities for their employers. Thanks to that, more "action parks" are appearing. These are appreciated not only by company workers, but also by locals. Read more ›

Run, jump, have fun

ActionPark Čunovo

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Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum

The museum is not far from the centre, located on the edge of an artificial peninsula where the mighty Danube flows... It is one of the youngest museums of European modern art, started in 2000. Since this attractive place has been opened, there have been more than 250 thousands of visitors. Read more ›

Get surrounded by art and water

Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum

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Boat to Vienna

A direct connection by boat between Vienna and Bratislava is becoming more and more popular. Two main companies operate on this route from the end of March till the end of April. Lets check their timetables :). Read more ›

Water travelling

Boat to Vienna

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Streetball

There are six outdoor basketball baskets freely available for public at the University of Physical Education located just next to the Danube in close proximity to the city centre. Of course, come here only when the weather is fine. Read more ›

Ball don't lie

Streetball

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Bratislava Off the Beaten Track Walking Tour

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An affordable walking tour designed for those who want to see Bratislava in a more authentic way. We’ll explore beyond the conventional routes full of rushing tourists and kitschy souvenirs, and seek out the city’s many hidden gems.

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2 h

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Wakeboard lift

Do you like water and andrenaline rushes? Then you surely need to visit the ‘WakeLake‘ areal in ‘Zlaté piesky‘. The areal is opened from the end of March till the beginning of October. There are special offers for beginners in wakeboarding. Just grab the lift and go! Read more ›

Splash yourself!

Wakeboard lift

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Chatam Sofer

Grave of Chatam Sofer and the graves of others were covered for decades by undignified concrete slab, but fortunately they were successfully restored and reopened in 2002. While you are having a walk along the Danube, it is worthy to visit this complex and see how it currently looks like. Read more ›

Memorial of the Jewish leader

Chatam Sofer

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Areál Divoká voda

Bratislava is not a city located by the sea, but during the summer months you can visit the Area of Water Sports on the Danube river in Čuňovo. The area gives you an opportunity to practice almost all the existing water sports and water-related entertainment. There is a direct connection by bus that regularly departs from the station ‘Most SNP’. Read more ›

Go rafting!

Areál Divoká voda

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The first block of flats in Czechoslovakia

The oldest "panelák" in former Czechoslovakia was built in just three months from prefabricated concrete slabs in 1956. Later on many others popped up like mushrooms after the rain. But this one is the first... Read more ›

The technical monument

The first block of flats in Czechoslovakia

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Are you a dog lover? Want to enjoy the beauty of Bratislava City Forests while doing a good deed? Discover a recreational area in the Small Carpathians with me and a dog of your choice from the "Sloboda zvierat" (Liberty of animals) shelter.

Happy Dog Forest Hike in Bratislava

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