Accessible holidays in Bratislava Region

V súčasnosti je Grasalkovičový palác sídlom prezidentky Slovenskej republiky. Funkciu Prezidenstkého paláca tvorí od roku 1996. Sídli na Hodžovom námestí v Bratislave. 

The SNP Bridge with its UFO observation desk is one of the most distinct monuments in Bratislava. 

Príjemné posedenie cestou na Slnečné údolie

Bratislavský Čumil je bronzová socha v centre Bratislavy, ktorej autorom je Viktor Hulík. 

The Rusovce Mansion was built in the 16th century on the site of an older building, retaining its medieval structure while being given a Tudor and English Neogothic style facade. An English Park surrounds the manor house. The manor is not open to the public, but the park is.

Bratislavský hrad, monumentálna stavba týčiaca sa nad Dunajom predstavuje neodmysliteľnú súčasť scenérie Bratislavy.  Týči sa na kopci nad starým mesto a je dobre viditeľný z veľkej diaľky. Svojou dominantnosťou osloví všetkých návštevníkov mesta. 

The Museum of Hungarian Culture in Slovakia showcases the history, traditions, and cultural heritage of the Hungarian minority in Slovakia. It is located in the historic Brämer Manorhouse on Žižkova Street in Bratislava’s Old Town.

The Museum of Carpathian German Culture presents the 900-year history, material culture, and traditions of the Carpathian Germans in Slovakia. It is located in the historic Sunyal Mansion on Žižkova Street in Bratislava’s Old Town.

The Heydukova Street Synagogue is the only remaining synagogue in Bratislava, serving as both a place of worship and a museum. Built between 1923 and 1926, the synagogue is a striking example of Cubist architecture in Slovakia.

Maximilian’s Fountain, located at Hlavné námestie in Bratislava’s Old Town, is a celebrated 16th-century landmark. It is known for its elegant Renaissance design and the central statue of Emperor Maximilian II depicted as a knight in full armour.