What to see in Bratislava

Bratislava

La capital of Slovakia It is located on the banks of the Danube and has much to offer tourists who come to discover a city full of beautiful corners and historical monuments. This is a city that little by little is gaining prominence when it comes to being included in the plans of hundreds of travelers, who want to know all the corners of Europe.

Bratislava It offers a lot to those who want to see it in peace, especially in its old town. If you are wanting to discover another European city, take note of all the corners that you can see in this capital. From amazing churches to beautiful castles, museums and sculptures that will surprise us in its streets.

Bratislava castle

Bratislava castle

El Bratislava castle it dominates the city, and it is one of the main visits to be made. A castle that was built between the XNUMXth and XNUMXth centuries, in the XNUMXth century suffered a fire that left it in ruins, and it was not rebuilt until the XNUMXs. It can be visited inside and out. Outside you can enjoy a walk through the gardens, with views of the city, and inside there is a concert hall, as well as exhibitions from the National Museum or the Treasury Chamber.

St. Martin's Cathedral

St. Martin's Cathedral

This cathedral is located near the castle from the city, so we can see it all together in a few hours. It is also very close to what remains of the old walls. This church is one of the oldest, and you can enter it, although not always, so we must look at schedules to try to see it inside.

San Miguel gate

San Miguel gate

At Lóleo Eventos, Medieval bratislava there were walls and four gates that gave access to the interior of the city. Today only a part of those walls remains and this gate, the Puerta de San Miguel, one of the emblems of the city. Inside it there is a museum and weapons exhibition. As a curiosity to say that when passing the door you have to do it in silence because there is a legend that says that whoever does not pass in silence will die a year and a day later.

Slovak National Theater

National Theater

This great theater It is located in Hviezdoslav Square. A beautiful building in which personalities like Strauss have touched. Beyond seeing some work, you can enjoy its architecture.

Slovak National Museum

National Museum

This is the main museum from the city and has exhibitions that help us learn about the history of the country. From handicrafts to furniture and modern art.

Slovak National Gallery

National Gallery

The collections in this gallery span from XNUMXth to XNUMXth century, with interesting exhibits in two totally different buildings. It is closed on Mondays.

Bratislava zoological garden

bratislava zoo

This zoo is an entertaining visit for the whole family in Bratislava. It is located in the Karlova Ves neighborhood and has more than 150 species of animals.

House of the Good Shepherd

House of the Good Shepherd

The House of the Good Shepherd is an ancient rococo style building that is part of the charm of the city. It was built by a merchant and inside you can see an exhibition of historical clocks. It will not take long to see it and it is located at the foot of the castle, so it can be visited in passing.

Palace of the Primate

Palace of the Primate

This beautiful building of neoclassical it is located near the old town hall. Today is where the mayor works and the plenary sessions meet, but you can visit the inside. The Hall of Mirrors is of special interest.

Stara Radnica or Old Town Hall

Old Town Hall

El Old Town Hall It is not too big a building, but it does have nice old details and it has a central courtyard. From its tower, which you can climb, there are great views of the city. Look at the doors and the small details, on that roof and on the animals that are in its architecture, like dragons, that they served to protect.

Hlavne Namestie Square

Hlavne Namastie Square

This is the main square of Bratislava, a very central place in its old town. It is a very lively place and in which the Maximilian Fountain. At one end is the Old Town Hall, so it is a good place to rest and then start the visits.

City sculptures

Sculptures

In the city we can find some statues, which have become famous. One of the best known features a man emerging from a sewer. There is also that of Hans Christian Andersen or that of a Napoleonic soldier.

Blue church

Blue Church

Far from the historic center is this beautiful church, which is very original and striking. The well-known blue church, in Art Nouveau dates from the XNUMXth century. Inside we can enjoy a style as creative as in its facade.


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