Bratislava, the capital city of Slovakia, is known for its charming old town, vibrant culture, and stunning architecture.

Bratislava Castle was mentioned for the first time in written documents in 907, bearing the name Pressalauspruch. However, ... on a clear day it offers a 360-degree view including Hungary and Austria ...

Bratislava Castle is the most famous landmark of the capital (sorry, UFO Tower). In fact, the castle is pictured on the 10-, 20- and 50-cent euro coins. Next, I walked the city’s old ...

Visit the Bratislava Castle Sitting atop a hill, Bratislava Castle looks like it’s straight out of a storybook. Kids will enjoy exploring the grounds, the Slovak National Museum inside, and the ...

Entrance to the castle is €10, however travellers are able to admire the breathtaking view over Bratislava from the castle grounds for free. The view is so great that you’ll be able to see ...

A visitor encounters a centuries-old castle, whimsical street art, a performance of 'Carmen,' Old Town cafes and pop music-loving locals. Bratislava, Slovakia: An old city with new influences ...

THE ANCIENT quarters that used to lie under Bratislava Castle can now only be seen in photographs and postcards. The maze of streets covering the foot of castle hill extended from the SNP Bridge to ...

The seventh floor Sky Bar (15) (00 421 948 109 400; skybar.sk) offers a dramatic view across the red rooftops to Bratislava Castle, St Martin’s Cathedral and the hills beyond.