Travel guide CityTrip Bratislava 2.A 2019

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Young, vibrant and cheap: After decades of socialist shadow existence, the Slovak capital has grown into a vibrant metropolis while retaining its cozy and manageable charm. The striking castle, churches and palaces have been lovingly restored, the modern architecture contrasting with the picturesque streets of the old town. One visitor will enjoy the vibrant nightlife, others will enjoy the hearty cuisine and traditional beer and wine culture.

This current city guide is the ideal companion to discover all sides of the Slovak capital on your own:

The city's main sights and museums, as well as lesser-known attractions and neighborhoods, are presented and evaluated in detail
Fascinating architecture among art nouveau buildings and medieval gems
Varied city walk
Experience suggestions for a long weekend
Trips to the Small Carpathians and the Austrian border area
Shopping tips from the traditional market to the best wine shops
The best restaurants in the city and all kinds of interesting facts about Slovak cuisine
Tips for evening and nighttime design: from the quaint pub to the trendy student club
Jewish voyage of discovery: the last witnesses of a flourishing culture
Bratislava for dreaming and relaxing: Rusovce, Sad Janka Kráľa, Forest Park Koliba
Selected accommodations from cheap to unusual
All practical information about travel, prices, city traffic, tours, events, emergency assistance...
Background article with depth: history, mentality of the residents, life in the city ...
Small phrasebook helps Slovak with the most important vocabulary for everyday travel
Separate removable map