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Population:430,000

Currency:Euro (EUR), €1=100 cents

Opening hours:Mon-Fri 09.00–18.00, Sat08.00-noon, with some shops andmost supermarkets staying openlater. Smaller shops close at lunchfor an hour or so sometimebetween noon and 14.00.

Internet:www.bratislava.skwww.bratislava.comwww.sacr.skwww.slovakia.orgwww.slovensko.com

Newspapers:PravdaNovy CasThe Slovak Spectator

Emergency numbers:Emergency situations and Police158Fire brigade 150Ambulance 155

Tourist information:Klobucnická 2, BratislavaMon–Fri 08.00–17.00, Sat08.00–13.00Tel: +421 2 5443 3715

BRATISLAVAPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-06-15 | COUNTRY CODE: SKContents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafés, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps

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BRATISLAVAThe pretty Slovakian capital on the Danube is fast becomingan east European hotspot. Bratislava is in the process of aremarkable transformation from a quaint picture postcardcity to a quirky metropolitan hub of style and culture. Finerestaurants, chic clubs and a cool cosmopolitan atmosphereall sit beside the city’s famous baroque palaces, manicuredgardens and classical cafés.

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THE CITY #THECITY#

Bratislava, nestles in the geographicalcentre of Europe and spreads out along thebanks of the River Danube at the foot ofthe dramatic Carpathian Mountains. Afterdecades of communist rule, Bratislava isundergoing a cultural renaissance aftergaining independence in 1993.

Highlights include the charming baroqueold town, historic Gothic treasures,classical cafes and an eclectic nightlife thatis considered some of the best in Europe.The city’s history as been forged by manydifferent nations and peoples includingSlovaks, Germans, Hungarians, and Jews.Bratislava still retains its cosmopolitanspirit. Bratislava Castle, originally built as afrontier post for the Roman Empire in thefirst century A.D sits at the heart of thecity. Bratislava’s 11th century Gothiccathedral is the spiritual heart of Slovakiaand is the best place to start to begin tounderstand this country’s difficult past. Onthe beautiful leafy squares, you can take inthe vibrant atmosphere of a country that isconfidently rediscovering itself again.

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DO & SEE #DOANDSEE#

The river Danube divides the city decisivelybetween the old and new. On the north arethe quaint streets of the Old Town, theStare Mesto, with sights such as StMartin’s cathedral, Bratislav Castle, StMichael’s Tower and the Primate’s Palace.Linking the two sides of the river is thehuge Novy Most or SNP (Slovak NationalUprising) bridge, which has a restaurant atthe top offering incredible views of the cityand the Carpathian mountains in thedistance.

Bratislava CastleWhen Bratislava was part of theAustro-Hungarian Empire, the castle wasthe centre of this extraordinary monarchy.This fairy tale like giant box has a colourfulpast. It was built by King Sigismund in the15th century, again by Empress MariaTheresa in the 18th century. In 1811, itsown garrison of Austrian soldier got drunkand burned it down. It was restored by thecommunists.

Today the castle houses the fascinatingSlovak National Museum. Go up its CrownTower, where you can enjoy spectacularviews of the southern Carpathianmountains and Austria.

Address: Bratslavský Hrad, Stare Mesto, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 5441 1444Internet: www.bratislavskyhrad.sk

St. Martin’s CathedralThe most historical monument in Slovakia,

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St Martin’s Cathedral is where Hungarianrulers were crowned for over 250 years.Indeed the steeple is topped by a tinygilded Hungarian crown. Built in the 14thand 15th centuries by the creators of StStephen’s cathedral in Vienna, St Martin’sboasts a neo-Gothic interior that includescarved animals and figures on the pews inthe choir. The most interesting part of theinterior is the striking sculpture of StMartin on a horse, designed by Baroquesculptor, George Raphael Donner.

Address: Dóm Sv. Martina, Rudnayovo namestie, Bratislava

Michael’s TowerThis tower over Stare Mesto offersincredible views of Austria and Hungary. StMichael’s Tower is the last gateway thatremains that was along the old city walls.Built in the 13th century, its green top, canbe seen from all around and is a goodvisual marker for exploring the Old Town.Inside is the Municipal Museum, with itsimpressive collection of weapons.

Address: Michalska vez, Michalska 24, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 5443 3044

Main SquareWith its Roland fountain, and filled withoutdoor cafés, Main Square is the colorfulheart of Bratislava. During the summer,Main Square is the perfect place forwatching the world go by. This is whereyou will also find the Old Town Hall and thepink fronted Primates Palace nearby.

Address: Hlavné nimestie, Bratislava

Primate’s PalaceThis baroque masterpiece just around thecorner from the Main Square has playedhost to many important events inSlovakia’s history. Inside, the magnificentHall of Mirrors witnessed the signing of apeace treaty between Habsburg ruler FranzI and Napoleon after the Austrians hadbeen defeated at the Battle of Austerlitz in

1805. The palace has a small art collectionwith works by 17th century Dutch andItalian masters, as well as a museum ofbeautiful 17th century English tapestries.

Address: Primacialny Palace, Primaciálne námestie 1, Bratislava

Old Town Hall (Stará radnice)Wherever you are in the centre ofBratislava, you can hear the bells from theOld Town Hall throughout the day. Built inthe 14th century and with bits added onover the years, the Old Town Hall stands inthe Main Square. Check out the beautifulroof tiles, Gothic vaulting and lovely innercourtyard. The Old Town Hall has hostedroyalty. Inside you will find the CityMuseum that houses a wonderfullyatmospheric dungeon.

Address: Stará Radnica, Primacialne námestie 3, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 59 20 51 30Internet: www.muzeumbratislava.sk

Grassalkovich PalaceHome to the Slovak President, this 18thcentury palace is a beautiful piece ofBaroque architecture. Constructed forCount Grassalkovich, a close advisor ofEmpress Maria Theresa, and often used bythe aristocracy for social events andconcerts. An adjoining French gardenoffers a vast, green space that is a greatescape from the noisy streets around.

Address: Grassalkovicov palace, Hodzovo nam. 1, Bratislava

Palffy PalaceThis Renaissance palace was where sixyear old Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart held afamous private concert for Empress MariaTheresa in the 18th century. The adjoiningmuseum has an intriguing collection ofGothic painting and sculpture. There arealso interesting paintings by artists, suchas Gustáv Mally, depicting Slovak peasantlife from the early 20th century.

Address: Pallffyho palac, Panskia 19, Bratislava



Relax by the DanubeSix miles away on the banks of the Danubeis the pretty town of Devín. Here you canstroll along the Danube and explore theruined castle dating from the fifth centuryBC and take in the incredible view ofAustria from the craggy top. There is also afascinating archaeological museum withobjects as far back as 1,800 BC. The No.29bus goes from underneath the SNP bridgein Bratislava to Devín.

Visit PiestanySlovakia’s most famous spa resort,Piestany is also one of the country’s mostbeautiful small towns. A nine-hole golfcourse, thermal springs and Piestany’sfamous sulphuric mud treatments are anadded bonus. It’s about an hour by trainfrom Bratislava.

Have your 15 minutes of fameGo to Vienna or Budapest for a dayThroughout the summer, ferries leave fromFajnorovo nabrezie, between the Novy andStary bridges, for Vienna and Budapest.

EATING #EATING#

Local specialities include halusky, smalldumplings topped with cheese and bacon.Hungarian influences have added muchneeded spice to traditional Slovak cuisine.As far as international cuisine goes, thereis plenty to choose from, as Bratislavabuilds a reputation as an eastern Europeancapital of gastronomy.

Le MondeThis upmarket restaurant offers local andinternational flavours. It has recentlychanged venues and now enjoys a leafybackdrop on Hviezdoslavovo námestie. Thesteaks here are highly recomended. Mealsstart from around €30.

Address: Rybárska Brána 8, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 5441 5411Internet: www.lemonde.sk

LeberfingerOne of Bratislava’s top Slovak restaurantsdraws deeply from Austrian and Hungarianculinary traditions. This is where you cansample the cuisine of Old Pressburg, asBratislava used to be called. Leberfingersits in a grand historical building across theDanube from the Old Town. The restauranthas an enigmatic past - Napoleon is said tohave dined here before battling theAustrians. Try the delicate veal withparsley and plums with poppy seeds fordessert.

Address: Viedenska cesta 257, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 62 31 75 90Internet: www2.leberfinger.sk

Rybarsky CechVery popular with the locals, this fishrestaurant on the ground floor of a formerfisherman’s house is down by thewaterfront below the castle. Set on a smallisland, the interior is cramped but worth it- the fresh seafood is superb. It’s opendaily from 11.00 to 23.00 and reservationsare strongly recommended.

Address: Zizkova 1a, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 5441 8334

JadranJadran is located at the entrance to the OldTown and is an authentic taste of Greece inBratislava. Tasty Greek food is served in abizarre communist “art” style setting. Dailyspecials include calamari, lamb dishes anddelicious Greek pastries. Wash the food



down with the potent Ouzo.

CAFÉS #CAFES#

Despite being a small city, Bratislava isrich with cafés, from grand coffee housesto trendy student hangouts. Most of thebest cafés sit in the centre of town,especially around the Main Square. Duringthe summer, many have outdoor tables,perfect for relaxing after exploring the OldTown.

Café RolandA magnificent fin-dé-siécle establishment,Café Roland is a Bratislava institution.Overlooking the Main Square, Café Rolandis expensive but worth it - the espressosare divine. There is a staggering range ofcakes on offer if you fancy indulging on agrand scale. During the summer the caféspills outdoors and the atmosphere ispositively buzzing.

Address: Hlavné nam. 5, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 54 43 13 72

Kaffé MayerA grand café of the Vienna school, KafféMayer is one of Bratislava’s most famousestablishments with an impeccablepedigree. It’s popular with a more maturecrowd and reflects this in the prices. KafféMayer is notorious for its scrumptiousdeserts. The coffee isn’t bad either, but thestriped vest waiters might take some timegetting used to.

Address: Hlavné nam 4, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 5441 1741

GremiumA lovely café that also doubles up as anartist’s gallery in the town centre. It’ssmall but very popular. Check out the artor play pool on the sunny balcony.

Address: Gorkého 11, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 5413 1026

VerneSituated in the Bratislava Academy of FineArts on Hviezdoslavovo Square is thischarming café. Named after the Frenchsci-fi writer Jules Verne, it is filled withbooks and other eccentric paraphernalia.Verne has lovely coffee and great beer ontap. It attracts a colourful crowd ofstudents and artists.

Address: Hviezdoslavovo nam. 18, Bratislava

BARS & NIGHTLIFE #BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#

Certainly not as saturated with bars asPrague, Bratislava does have a growingnumber of good places to go and isbuilding a reputation as a nightlife capital.It is easy to avoid tourist traps by headingto some of the places to go. If you arehaving a night out, just ask the locals. TopSlovak beers that are definitely worth afew rounds include Zlaty Bazant or Kelt.

Over recent years Bratislava’s club scenehas completely reinvented itself. In cameDJs and funky cocktails, out goes thego-go dancers and burly doormen. Thereare a few established clubs like The Jazz



Café, Circus Barok and Ucko that set thestandards and are reliably good clubs tohead to. Listings detailing what’s on can befound throughout town.

KGB (Kulturno Glasbeni Brlog)With its bust of Stalin over the bar and anassortment of other Soviet mementoes,KGB is a kitsch and very over-the-topcommunist style bar.

KGB doest not actually stand for the Sovietintelligence agency but Krcma GurmánovBratislavy, the “Gourmet Pub of Bratislava”because it is also a highly rated restaurant,serving dishes named after revolutionaryheroes like Che Guevara. There is livemusic every weekend.

Address: Obchodná 52, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 52 73 12 79

SparxThe recently opened Sparx is situated inthe Stará sladovňa building, which wasonce the largest beer hall in centralEurope. Sparx is very popular with a youngand beautiful crowd who are attracted byits great cocktail list and fantastic music.

Sparx’s modern and elegant interiorprovides a gorgeous metropolitanatmosphere. There are regularperformances by bands and DJs. If you arefeeling peckish there is a decentinternational menu to choose from.

Address: Cintorínska 32, BratislavaPhone: +421 903 403 097Internet: www.sparx.sk

The DublinerThis is a very popular Irish pub that drawsin the expats as well as locals. Typical ofan Irish pub overseas, there ismemorabilia galore, which includes acobbled street! The Guinness served fromThe Dubliner’s enormous bar is good.Bands play most nights and theatmosphere is fittingly friendly and loud.

Open to 03.00.

Address: Sedlárska 6, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 54 41 07 06

HysteriaPopular with young people, Hysteria is nearthe ice hockey stadium on Odbojarov. ThisTex-Mex pub gets very busy on weekends.There is regular pool and live music.

Address: Odbojárov 9, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 0910 44 77 44

KeltKelt sits in a building that once hostedIndian prime minister Nehru. A very hipbar that is decked out in candles, Kelt isvery quirky. There is a swing in front of thefireplace! It can get very crowded so comeearly to grab a table.

Address: Hviezdoslavovo nám. 26, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 54 41 15 89

Cirkus BarokA lounge bar par excellence, Cirkus Barokis legendary. The club is located in a boatanchored on the River Danube and boastsseveral floors. There is an open deck tochill out on and a below-decks dancefloor.It attracts a late twenties and thirtiescrowd.

Address: Rázusovo nábrezie 2Phone: +421 2 5464 2091Internet: www.cirkusbarok.sk

SubclubThis club is situated in a former nuclearbunker carved into a cliff beneathBratislava castle. Ucko is famous beyondSlovakia for its club nights that draw topinternational DJs. The atmosphere is loud,the bear is cheap and the clubbersimpeccably cool.

Address: Nábrezie arm gen L Svobodu, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 5441 1183Internet: www.subclub.sk

Charlie CentrumThis arthouse cinema has a large nightclub



downstairs that is one of the oldest jointsin town. Charlie Centrum is situated behindthe Hotel Kyjev and the entrance is onRajska. It’s a loud, busy club that is greatfor getting familiar with the locals.

Address: Spitalska 4, BratislavaPhone: + 421 2 5296 8994

SHOPPING #SHOPPING#

It is a popular tradition for Bratislavafamilies to do their weekend produceshopping at one of the city’s lively marketplaces. They are a welcomeoff-the-beaten-path sight for visitors whocan sample local dishes. Small open airmarkets can be found on Polna near theMedical Garden and Sancova,Mlynarovicova on Petrzalka. The liveliestmarket is the one on Mileticova Street,which sells lots of well made, cheapclothing. It’s busiest on Saturday’s. Taketram 9 to Zahradnicka to get there.

There are numerous shopping mallsthroughout Bratislava including Aupark onthe right side of the Danube next to SadJanka Kráľa park. Polus City Center is onVajnorska 10 minutes away from the citycentre.

Central Market MileticovaBratislava’s largest market has lots of foodstalls offering a variety of products atdiscounted prices. Best on Saturdays.

Old Town indoor market NamA renovated indoor market in the heart of

the city sells souvenirs, trinkets and beer.It’s a good place to go for a cheap andcheerful lunch

Address: SNP Stara Trznica, Bratislava

Shopping on Obchodna Ulica andHviezdoslavovo SquareKnown as Obchodna Ulica, thisthoroughfare is the city’s main shoppingdrag. For something a bit more authentichead to Hviezdoslavovo Square, where youwill find lots of souvenir stalls as well asquaint boutiques and food shops.

SLEEPING #SLEEPING#

Luxury hotels or simple guesthouses– youcan choose from a variety of places to stayin Bratislava. Standards have improveddramatically over the past few years andthere are some excellent, great valuehotels to be found here. Howeveraccommodation is still limited and roomstend to be snapped up quickly during thesummer, so book early. Cheaper hotels canbe found north-east of the centre. Checkout www.bratislavahotels.com for moreinformation.

EXCLUSIVEHotel DanubeProbably the best hotel in town, theDanube is right in the centre of the city.With its striking blue and grey titaniumdesign, the hotel stands out in Bratislava.All rooms are extensively kitted out andthe business suites are quite exceptional.



Run by Austrians, the hotel boasts a gym,sauna and swimming pool, 24 hour roomservice as well as magnificent views of theDanube and the castle.

Address: Rybné námestie, BratislavaPhone: +421 259 34 00 00Internet: www.hoteldanube.com

Radisson Sas CarltonSwish and well located, the Carlton has itall. This 1920s hotel was recentlyrenovated for the new century. The hotel islocated on one of Bratislava’s prettiest. It’sexceptional range of facilities, including afitness centre and top restaurant, make ita very popular place so book early.

Address: Hviezdoslavovo námestie 3, BratislavaPhone: +421 259390000Internet: www.radissonsas.com

GOOD VALUEBarónkaWith beautiful views of the Carpathianmountains, Barónka is a favourite withtravellers. All rooms are clean and luxuryrooms feature exquisite bathrooms. Guestsat Barónka also have access to a pool,fitness centre and sauna.

Address: Mudrochova 2, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 44 88 20 89Internet: www.baronka.sk.

PerugiaThe elegant Perugia is a great mid-rangeoption. Located in the heart of the OldTown in a former palace, the Perugia isrefined and cosmopolitan.

Address: Zelena 5, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 5443 1818Internet: www.perugia.sk

Hotel KjevThe high-rise Hotel Kjev is a bargain. Nearthe Kamenné nám, there are great viewsto be had from the top floor of thisSoviet-style 1960s building.

Address: Rajská 2, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 5964 1111Internet: www.kyjev-hotel.sk

BASICDowntown Backpackers HostelA simple but decent hostel in the OldTown, Downtown Backpackers is locatedfive minutes away from Michalská veža.The hostel has spacious single and doublerooms and all-night access.

Address: Prievozská 14A, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 5464 1191Internet: www.backpackers.sk

J. HroncaThis vibrant hostel just outside the maincity centre is a real find. Open in thesummer only, J. Hronca has decent roomsas well as a bar. Breakfast is included.Bands regularly play here in the evening.

Address: Bernolákova, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 5249 7723

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

AirportM. R. Štefánik airport is located 10 miles(16 kilometre) snorth east of Bratislava.Bus 61 links the airport to Bratislava’smain train station every 15 minutes. Thebus costs €0.70. Taxis are located in frontof the Arrivals hall.

Phone: +421 2 3303 3303Internet: www.airportbratislava.sk

Public TransportBratislava’s city centre is easy to navigatearound and small enough to explore byfoot. Trams and buses make up the local



transport, information on which can beaccessed at www.dpb.sk. One day passescost €3.50.

Tickets are also sold in many newsstandsand in every tourist information bureau.Buy a Bratislava City Card which combinesa 1 to 3-day ticket with various discountsand is available at information bureaus. A24-hour pass costs €6, a 48hr-pass €10,and a three day pass €12.

TaxiFun Taxi

Phone: 16777

Profi Taxi

Phone: 16222

Trend Taxi

Phone: 16302

ABC Taxi

Phone: 16100

Prices depend on distance.

PostMain Post Office 1

Address: Namestie SNP 35, BratislavaOpening hours: Mon-Fri from 07.00 until 20.00; Saturday from07.00 until 18.00 and Sunday from 09.00 until 14.00.

DentistDr Al-Zafari

Address: Lazaretska 35, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 52 92 77 29Internet: www.zafari.sk

Dr Gabura

Address: Bezrucova 8, BratislavaPhone: +421 2 0905 77 72

PharmacySpitalska

Phone: +421 2 07 51 01 14

Lekaren Novafarm (24 hour service)

Address: Nim. SNP 20Phone: +421 2 54 43 29 52

Lekaren pri Redute

Address: Palackého 10Phone: +421 2 54 41 96 65

TelephoneCountry code: +421

Area code: 02

Electricity220V AC

TipsIf you are renting an apartment, you canbuy food and essentials at the large Tescosupermarket on Kamenné námestie at thejunction of Štúrova and Špitálska in theheart of the city.

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Sút’až D2Svoradova A3Tajovského A1Timravina Mišikova A2Tobruká C3Tolstého B2Továrenská D3Tvarožkova A3Ul 29 augusta C2 D2 D3Ul Martina Culena D3Urbáankova A1Vajanského nábr C4Vazovova C1 D1Ventúrska Michalsk. B3Viedenská cesta A4 B4 C4Wilsonova C1 D1Vysoká B2Žabotova B1Záhradnicka D2Železniciarska B1Žilinská C1Zochova A3Zrinsk A2

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