Walking Tour In The Centre Of
Bratislava
The capital of Slovakia, country with the highest number of castles and chateaux per capita in the world, invites visitors to go through its historical centre or to visit one of the most photographed castles in the country. We’ll explore all the main landmarks in just a few evening hours.
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Slovakia’s Crown
Bratislava Castle
Bratislava Castle is the main landmark in the city. Almost 20 monarchs were crowned there during its rich history and nowadays it houses collections of Slovak National Museum. It’s gardens offer nice views as well as some refreshments.
Man At Work
Čumil Statue
The hard working man poking out of a manhole is the most photographed sculpture in the city. He’s been watching the junction of Panská, Laurinská, and Rybárská streets since 1997. It is said that touching the head of Čumil brings luck.
In The Heart
Main Square
A mixture of architectural styles can be seen in the main squares of the city. From the townhall that was first built in Gothic style up to Classicist Primate’s palace in Primacialne square. Many buskers perform in the streets creating nice atmosphere.
Unforgotten Gate
Laurinc Gate
The Laurinc gate was built in the 13th century and served as one of the four tower gates that were part of the city’s fortification. Nowadays, there is a portcullis hanging over Laurinská street that symbolises the former medieval gate.
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UFO Tower
SNP Bridge
Also called UFO, the bridge of the Slovak National Uprising rises up to 95 metres above the Danube river and offers great views of the city and state borders on the south. The restaurant on top is quite pricey compared to others but its setting is worth a short stop.
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