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Population:
430,000
Currency:
Slovak Koruna (SKK), 1Sk=100 haliers
Opening hours:
Mon-Fri 09.00-18.00, Sat 08.00-noon, with
some shops and most supermarkets staying
open later. Smaller shops close at lunch for an
hour or so sometime between noon and 14.00.
Internet:
www.bratislava.sk
www.bratislava.com
www.sacr.sk
www.slovakia.org
www.slovensko.com
Newspapers:
Pravda
Novy Cas
The Slovak Spectator
Emergency numbers:
Emergency situations and Police 158
Fire brigade 150
Ambulance 155
Tourist information:
Klobucnick 2, Bratislava
Mon-Fri 08.00-17.00, Sat 08.00-13.00
Tel: +421 2 5443 3715
BRATISLAVA
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Contents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafs, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,
Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps
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BRATISLAVA
The pretty Slovakian capital on the Danube is fast becoming
an east European hotspot. Bratislava is in the process of a
remarkable transformation from a quaint picture postcard
city to a quirky metropolitan hub of style and culture. Fine
restaurants, chic clubs and a cool cosmopolitan atmosphere
all sit beside the citys famous baroque palaces, manicured
gardens and classical cafs.
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THE CITY#THECITY#
Bratislava, nestles in the geographical
centre of Europe and spreads out along the
banks of the River Danube at the foot of
the dramatic Carpathian Mountains. After
decades of communist rule, Bratislava is
undergoing a cultural renaissance after
gaining independence in 1993.
Highlights include the charming baroque
old town, historic Gothic treasures,
classical cafes and an eclectic nightlife that
is considered some of the best in Europe.
The citys history as been forged by many
different nations and peoples including
Slovaks, Germans, Hungarians, and Jews.
Bratislava still retains its cosmopolitan
spirit. Bratislava Castle, originally built as a
frontier post for the Roman Empire in the
first century A.D sits at the heart of the
city. Bratislavas 11th century Gothic
cathedral is the spiritual heart of Slovakia
and is the best place to start to begin to
understand this countrys difficult past. On
the beautiful leafy squares, you can take in
the vibrant atmosphere of a country that is
confidently rediscovering itself again.
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City tours and sightseeing, wine tours, special
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Address: Bratislava, Slovakia
Phone: + 421 904 919 853
Internet: www.viaharmonia.sk
DO & SEE#DOANDSEE#
The river Danube divides the city decisively
between the old and new. On the north are
the quaint streets of the Old Town, the
Stare Mesto, with sights such as St
Martins cathedral, Bratislav Castle, St
Michaels Tower and the Primates Palace.
Linking the two sides of the river is the
huge Novy Most or SNP (Slovak National
Uprising) bridge, which has a restaurant at
the top offering incredible views of the city
and the Carpathian mountains in the
distance.
Bratislava Castle
When Bratislava was part of the
Austro-Hungarian Empire, the castle was
the centre of this extraordinary monarchy.
This fairy tale like giant box has a colourful
past. It was built by King Sigismund in the
15th century, again by Empress Maria
Theresa in the 18th century. In 1811, its
own garrison of Austrian soldier got drunk
and burned it down. It was restored by the
communists.
Today the castle houses the fascinating
Slovak National Museum. Go up its Crown
Tower, where you can enjoy spectacular
views of the southern Carpathian
mountains and Austria.
Address: Bratslavsk Hrad, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 5441 1444
Internet: www.snm-hm.sk
St. Martin's Cathedral
The most historical monument in Slovakia,
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Tour 1Small Carpathians sightseeing tour,
5,5 hours
Traditional pottery workshop
Visit to erven kame castle
Wine tasting
2200 SKK per person
Advance booking is necessary the day
before the excursion by 6 p.m. or up to
agreement
More information: + 421 904 919 853 or
www.viaharmonia.sk
Tour 2Bratislava sightseeing, 2,5 hours
Sightseeing tour of the old town
Visit to the castle area
950 SKK per person
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St Martins Cathedral is where Hungarian
rulers were crowned for over 250 years.
Indeed the steeple is topped by a tiny
gilded Hungarian crown. Built in the 14th
and 15th centuries by the creators of St
Stephens cathedral in Vienna, St Martins
boasts a neo-Gothic interior that includes
carved animals and figures on the pews in
the choir. The most interesting part of the
interior is the striking sculpture of St
Martin on a horse, designed by Baroque
sculptor, George Raphael Donner.
Address: Dm Sv. Martina, Rudnayovo namestie, Bratislava
Michael's Tower
This tower over Stare Mesto offers
incredible views of Austria and Hungary. St
Michaels Tower is the last gateway that
remains that was along the old city walls.
Built in the 13th century, its green top, can
be seen from all around and is a good
visual marker for exploring the Old Town.
Inside is the Municipal Museum, with its
impressive collection of weapons.
Address: Michalska vez, Michalska 24, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 5443 4742
Main Square
With its Roland fountain, and filled with
outdoor cafs, Main Square is the colorful
heart of Bratislava. During the summer,
Main Square is the perfect place for
watching the world go by. This is where
you will also find the Old Town Hall and the
pink fronted Primates Palace nearby.
Address: Hlavn nimestie, Bratislava
Primate's Palace
This baroque masterpiece just around the
corner from the Main Square has played
host to many important events in
Slovakias history. Inside, the magnificent
Hall of Mirrors witnessed the signing of a
peace treaty between Habsburg ruler Franz
I and Napoleon after the Austrians had
been defeated at the Battle of Austerlitz in
1805. The palace has a small art collection
with works by 17th century Dutch and
Italian masters, as well as a museum of
beautiful 17th century English tapestries.
Address: Primacialny Palace, Primacilne nmestie 1, Bratislava
Old Town Hall (Star radnice)
Wherever you are in the centre of
Bratislava, you can hear the bells from the
Old Town Hall throughout the day. Built in
the 14th century and with bits added on
over the years, the Old Town Hall stands in
the Main Square. Check out the beautiful
roof tiles, Gothic vaulting and lovely inner
courtyard. The Old Town Hall has hosted
royalty. Inside you will find the City
Museum that houses a wonderfully
atmospheric dungeon.
Address: Star Radnica, Primacialne nam. 3, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 59 20 51 30
Internet: www.muzeumbratislava.sk
Grassalkovich Palace
Home to the Slovak President, this 18th
century palace is a beautiful piece of
Baroque architecture. Constructed for
Count Grassalkovich, a close advisor of
Empress Maria Theresa, and often used by
the aristocracy for social events and
concerts. An adjoining French garden
offers a vast, green space that is a great
escape from the noisy streets around.
Address: Grassalkovicov palace, Hodzovo nam. 1, Bratislava
Palffy Palace
This Renaissance palace was where six
year old Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart held a
famous private concert for Empress Maria
Theresa in the 18th century. The adjoining
museum has an intriguing collection of
Gothic painting and sculpture. There are
also interesting paintings by artists, such
as Gustv Mally, depicting Slovak peasant
life from the early 20th century.
Address: Pallffyho palac, Panskia 19, Bratislava
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Relax by the Danube
Six miles away on the banks of the Danube
is the pretty town of Devn. Here you can
stroll along the Danube and explore the
ruined castle dating from the fifth century
BC and take in the incredible view of
Austria from the craggy top. There is also a
fascinating archaeological museum with
objects as far back as 1,800 BC. The No.29
bus goes from underneath the SNP bridge
in Bratislava to Devn.
Visit Piestany
Slovakias most famous spa resort,
Piestany is also one of the countrys most
beautiful small towns. A nine-hole golf
course, thermal springs and Piestanys
famous sulphuric mud treatments are an
added bonus. Its about an hour by train
from Bratislava.
Have your 15 minutes of fame
Go to Vienna or Budapest for a day
Throughout the summer, ferries leave from
Fajnorovo nabrezie, between the Novy and
Stary bridges, for Vienna and Budapest.
EATING#EATING#
Local specialities include halusky, small
dumplings topped with cheese and bacon.
Hungarian influences have added much
needed spice to traditional Slovak cuisine.
As far as international cuisine goes, there
is plenty to choose from, as Bratislava
builds a reputation as an eastern European
capital of gastronomy.
Le Monde
This upmarket restaurant offers local and
international flavours. It has recently
changed venues and now enjoys a leafy
backdrop on Hviezdoslavovo nmestie. The
steaks here are highly recomended. Meals
start from around C30.
Address: Hviezdoslavovo nmestie, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 5441 5411
Internet: www.lemonde.sk
Leberfinger
One of Bratislavas top Slovak restaurants
draws deeply from Austrian and Hungarian
culinary traditions. This is where you can
sample the cuisine of Old Pressburg, as
Bratislava used to be called. Leberfinger
sits in a grand historical building across the
Danube from the Old Town. The restaurant
has an enigmatic past - Napoleon is said to
have dined here before battling the
Austrians. Try the delicate veal with
parsley and plums with poppy seeds for
dessert.
Address: Viedenska cesta 257, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 62 31 75 90
Internet: www.leberfinger.sk
Rybarsky Cech
Very popular with the locals, this fish
restaurant on the ground floor of a former
fishermans house is down by the
waterfront below the castle. Set on a small
island, the interior is cramped but worth it
- the fresh seafood is superb. Its open
daily from 11.00 to 23.00 and reservations
are strongly recommended.
Address: Zizkova 1a, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 5441 3049
Jadran
Jadran is located at the entrance to the Old
Town and is an authentic taste of Greece in
Bratislava. Tasty Greek food is served in a
bizarre communist "art style setting. Daily
specials include calamari, lamb dishes and
delicious Greek pastries. Wash the food
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down with the potent Ouzo.
CAFS#CAFES#
Despite being a small city, Bratislava is
rich with cafs, from grand coffee houses
to trendy student hangouts. Most of the
best cafs sit in the centre of town,
especially around the Main Square. During
the summer, many have outdoor tables,
perfect for relaxing after exploring the Old
Town.
Caf Roland
A magnificent fin-d-sicle establishment,
Caf Roland is a Bratislava institution.
Overlooking the Main Square, Caf Roland
is expensive but worth it - the espressos
are divine. There is a staggering range of
cakes on offer if you fancy indulging on a
grand scale. During the summer the caf
spills outdoors and the atmosphere is
positively buzzing.
Address: Hlavn nam. 5, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 54 43 13 72
Kaff Mayer
A grand caf of the Vienna school, Kaff
Mayer is one of Bratislavas most famous
establishments with an impeccable
pedigree. Its popular with a more mature
crowd and reflects this in the prices. Kaff
Mayer is notorious for its scrumptious
deserts. The coffee isnt bad either, but the
striped vest waiters might take some time
getting used to.
Address: Hlavn nam 4, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 54 41 17 26
Gremium
A lovely caf that also doubles up as an
artists gallery in the town centre. Its
small but very popular. Check out the art
or play pool on the sunny balcony.
Address: Gorkho 11, Bratislava
Verne
Situated in the Bratislava Academy of Fine
Arts on Hviezdoslavovo Square is this
charming caf. Named after the French
sci-fi writer Jules Verne, it is filled with
books and other eccentric paraphernalia.
Verne has lovely coffee and great beer on
tap. It attracts a colourful crowd of
students and artists.
Address: Hviezdoslavovo Square, Bratislava
BARS & NIGHTLIFE#BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#
Certainly not as saturated with bars as
Prague, Bratislava does have a growing
number of good places to go and is
building a reputation as a nightlife capital.
It is easy to avoid tourist traps by heading
to some of the places to go. If you are
having a night out, just ask the locals. Top
Slovak beers that are definitely worth a
few rounds include Zlaty Bazant or Kelt.
Over recent years Bratislavas club scene
has completely reinvented itself. In came
DJs and funky cocktails, out goes the
go-go dancers and burly doormen. There
are a few established clubs like The Jazz
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Caf, Circus Barok and Ucko that set the
standards and are reliably good clubs to
head to. Listings detailing whats on can be
found throughout town.
KGB (Kulturno Glasbeni Brlog)
With its bust of Stalin over the bar and an
assortment of other Soviet mementoes,
KGB is a kitsch and very over-the-top
communist style bar.
KGB doest not actually stand for the Soviet
intelligence agency but Krcma Gurmnov
Bratislavy, the "Gourmet Pub of Bratislava
because it is also a highly rated restaurant,
serving dishes named after revolutionary
heroes like Che Guevara. There is live
music every weekend.
Address: Obchodn 52, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 52 73 12 79
Sparx
The recently opened Sparx is situated in
the Star sladovna building, which was
once the largest beer hall in central
Europe. Sparx is very popular with a young
and beautiful crowd who are attracted by
its great cocktail list and fantastic music.
Sparxs modern and elegant interior
provides a gorgeous metropolitan
atmosphere. There are regular
performances by bands and DJs. If you are
feeling peckish there is a decent
international menu to choose from.
Address: Cintornska 32, Bratislava
Phone: +421 903 403 097
Internet: www.sparx.sk
The Dubliner
This is a very popular Irish pub that draws
in the expats as well as locals. Typical of
an Irish pub overseas, there is
memorabilia galore, which includes a
cobbled street! The Guinness served from
The Dubliners enormous bar is good.
Bands play most nights and the
atmosphere is fittingly friendly and loud.
Open to 03.00.
Address: Sedlrska 6, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 54 41 07 06
Hysteria
Popular with young people, Hysteria is near
the ice hockey stadium on Odbojarov. This
Tex-Mex pub gets very busy on weekends.
There is regular pool and live music.
Address: Odbojrov 9, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 0910 44 77 44
Internet: www.hysteria-pub.sk
Kelt
Kelt sits in a building that once hosted
Indian prime minister Nehru. A very hip
bar that is decked out in candles, Kelt is
very quirky. There is a swing in front of the
fireplace! It can get very crowded so come
early to grab a table.
Address: Hviezdoslavovo nm. 26, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 54 41 15 89
Cirkus Barok
A lounge bar par excellence, Cirkus Barok
is legendary. The club is located in a boat
anchored on the River Danube and boasts
several floors. There is an open deck to
chill out on and a below-decks dancefloor.
It attracts a late twenties and thirties
crowd.
Address: Rzusovo nbrezie
Phone: +421 2 5464 2091
Internet: www.cirkusbarok.sk
Subclub
This club is situated in a former nuclear
bunker carved into a cliff beneath
Bratislava castle. Ucko is famous beyond
Slovakia for its club nights that draw top
international DJs. The atmosphere is loud,
the bear is cheap and the clubbers
impeccably cool.
Address: Nbrezie arm gen L Svobodu, Bratislava
Internet: www.subclub.sk
Charlie Centrum
This arthouse cinema has a large nightclub
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downstairs that is one of the oldest joints
in town. Charlie Centrum is situated behind
the Hotel Kyjev and the entrance is on
Rajska. Its a loud, busy club that is great
for getting familiar with the locals.
Address: Spitalska 4, Bratislava
SHOPPING#SHOPPING#
It is a popular tradition for Bratislava
families to do their weekend produce
shopping at one of the citys lively market
places. They are a welcome
off-the-beaten-path sight for visitors who
can sample local dishes. Small open air
markets can be found on Polna near the
Medical Garden and Sancova,
Mlynarovicova on Petrzalka. The liveliest
market is the one on Mileticova Street,
which sells lots of well made, cheap
clothing. Its busiest on Saturdays. Take
tram 9 to Zahradnicka to get there.
There are numerous shopping malls
throughout Bratislava including Aupark on
the right side of the Danube next to Sad
Janka Krla park. Polus City Center is on
Vajnorska 10 minutes away from the city
centre.
Central Market Mileticova
Bratislavas largest market has lots of food
stalls offering a variety of products at
discounted prices. Best on Saturdays.
Old Town indoor market Nam
A renovated indoor market in the heart of
the city sells souvenirs, trinkets and beer.
Its a good place to go for a cheap and
cheerful lunch
Address: SNP Stara Trznica, Bratislava
Shopping on Obchodna Ulica and
Hviezdoslavovo Square
Known as Obchodna Ulica, this
thoroughfare is the citys main shopping
drag. For something a bit more authentic
head to Hviezdoslavovo Square, where you
will find lots of souvenir stalls as well as
quaint boutiques and food shops.
SLEEPING#SLEEPING#
Luxury hotels or simple guesthouses- you
can choose from a variety of places to stay
in Bratislava. Standards have improved
dramatically over the past few years and
there are some excellent, great value
hotels to be found here. However
accommodation is still limited and rooms
tend to be snapped up quickly during the
summer, so book early. Cheaper hotels can
be found north-east of the centre. Check
out www.bratislavahotels.com for more
information.
EXCLUSIVE
Hotel Danube
Probably the best hotel in town, the
Danube is right in the centre of the city.
With its striking blue and grey titanium
design, the hotel stands out in Bratislava.
All rooms are extensively kitted out and
the business suites are quite exceptional.
Run by Austrians, the hotel boasts a gym,
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sauna and swimming pool, 24 hour room
service as well as magnificent views of the
Danube and the castle.
Address: Rybn nmestie, Bratislava
Phone: +421 259 34 00 00
Internet: www.hoteldanube.com
Radisson Sas Carlton
Swish and well located, the Carlton has it
all. This 1920s hotel was recently
renovated for the new century. The hotel is
located on one of Bratislavas prettiest. Its
exceptional range of facilities, including a
fitness centre and top restaurant, make it
a very popular place so book early.
Address: Hviezdoslavovo nmestie 3, Bratislava
Phone: +421 259390000
Internet: www.radissonsas.com
GOOD VALUE
Barnka
With beautiful views of the Carpathian
mountains, Barnka is a favourite with
travellers. All rooms are clean and luxury
rooms feature exquisite bathrooms. Guests
at Barnka also have access to a pool,
fitness centre and sauna.
Address: Mudrochova 2, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 44 88 20 89
Internet: www.baronka.sk.
Perugia
The elegant Perugia is a great mid-range
option. Located in the heart of the Old
Town in a former palace, the Perugia is
refined and cosmopolitan.
Address: Zelena 5, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 5443 1818
Internet: www.perugia.sk
Hotel Kjev
The high-rise Hotel Kjev is a bargain. Near
the Kamenn nm, there are great views
to be had from the top floor of this
Soviet-style 1960s building.
Address: Rajsk 2, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 5964 1111
Internet: www.kyjev-hotel.sk
BASIC
Downtown Backpackers Hostel
A simple but decent hostel in the Old
Town, Downtown Backpackers is located
five minutes away from Michalsk veza.
The hostel has spacious single and double
rooms and all-night access.
Address: Prievozsk 14A, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 5464 1191
Internet: www.backpackers.sk
J. Hronca
This vibrant hostel just outside the main
city centre is a real find. Open in the
summer only, J. Hronca has decent rooms
as well as a bar. Breakfast is included.
Bands regularly play here in the evening.
Address: Bernolkova, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 5249 7723
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
#ESSENTIALINFORMATION#
Airport
M. R. Stefnik airport
(www.letiskobratislava.sk, +421 2 4342
4633) is located 10 miles (16 kilometre)
snorth east of Bratislava. Bus 61 links the
airport to Bratislavas main train station
every 15 minutes. The bus costs 20Sk.
Taxis are located in front of the Arrivals
hall.
Public transport
Bratislavas city centre is easy to navigate
around and small enough to explore by
foot. Trams and buses make up the local
transport, information on which can be
accessed at www.dpb.sk. One day passes
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cost Skr 90.
Tickets are also sold in many newsstands
and in every tourist information bureau.
Buy a Bratislava City Card which combines
a 1 to 3-day ticket with various discounts
and is available at information bureaus. A
24-hour pass costs 70Sk, a 48hr-pass
130Sk, a three day pass 160Sk and a
weekly pass 240Sk.
Taxi
Fun Taxi
Phone: 16777
Profi Taxi
Phone: 16222
Trend Taxi
Phone: 16302
ABC Taxi
Phone: 16100
Prices depend on distance.
Post
Main Post Office 1
Address: Namestie SNP 35, Bratislava
Opening hours: Mon-Fri from 07.00 until 20.00; Saturday from
07.00 until 18.00 and Sunday from 09.00 until 14.00.
Dentist
Dr Al-Zafari
Address: Lazaretska 35, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 52 92 77 29
Internet: www.zafari.sk
Dr Gabura
Address: Bezrucova 8, Bratislava
Phone: +421 2 0905 77 72
Pharmacy
Spitalska
Phone: +421 2 07 51 01 14
Lekaren Novafarm (24 hour service)
Address: Nim. SNP 20
Phone: +421 2 54 43 29 52
Lekaren pri Redute
Address: Palackho 10
Phone: +421 2 54 41 96 65
Telephone
Country code: +421
Area code: 02
Electricity
220V AC
Tips
If you are renting an apartment, you can
buy food and essentials at the large Tesco
supermarket on Kamenn nmestie at the
junction of Strova and Spitlska in the
heart of the city.
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PUBLISHING DATE: 2008-10-21