Slovakia » Bratislava

On the banks of the river Danube is situated the second largest city of Slovakia. After the Velvet revolution in 1993, the Czech and Slovak separated and an independent Slovak Republic was born, with Bratislava as the capital city. Bratislava has a very rich and long history. Traces have been found of this place being inhabited as early as the Stone Age.

The strategic location of Bratislava and the economic conditions places Bratislava to be among the most promising region in Europe.  It is the cultural hub of Slovakia and also the center of politics. The city has shown impressive economic growth. Bratislava’s real estate marketing is developing fast as the city is attracting a huge inflow of tourists and investments. The city has been the focus of major business investments arousing interest among the foreign investors. The role of Bratislava since joining EU has expanded and the city is witnessing a lot of development and attracting attention. As a result of which the city is also drawing tourists to Bratislava. It is not as expensive as Western Europe and offers varied activities for the travelers coming to Bratislava.

Bratislava castle is quite popular and many interesting sites and museums are situated near it. Although there is a limited variety of museums in Bratislava but there are worth visiting. The main square is the center of the city where important events and celebration used to take place.  Another interesting place that must be visited is the Koliba which is a forested area away from the city. The hill top is dotted with bars and restaurants and it provides breathtaking views of the city. Another popular place visited by many tourists is the Devin town where you can find some of the finest restaurants. The historical city is a treat for history lovers who can explore the medieval castles, restored palaces, churches and ruins. You can find range of accommodations to suit all budgets.     

Places in Bratislava

• St. Martin's Cathedral
• Bratislava Castle
• Devin Castle
• St. Elizabeth's Church, better known as "the Blue Church"
• Slovak National Gallery
• Bibiana Children's Museum
• Zoo and Dino Park
• Botanical Garden
• Theatre and opera
• City Gallery of Bratislava
• National Slovak theater