Best Bratislava holiday apartments

APARTMENTS, HOTELS, HOSTELS AND BAD AND BREAKFAST IN BRATISLAVA

The capital of the Slovak Republic, following its entry into the Euro area, is rapidly growing economically and is now an excellent destination for tourism.
Orderly, clean, quiet, full of things to see, lots of young people and a nice nightlife, Bratislava is definitely a first class destination. The center is a large pedestrian area and is certainly the most interesting part of the city.

Visiting Bratislava

The bronze statues representing various characters, the Church of St. Elizabeth, also known as the Blue Church, the New Bridge, the Castle of Bratislava, the Gate of Bratislava, the Cathedral of St. Marino, are all located in the city center and easily visited. Treat yourself to a nice walk.
The Castle of Bratislava, with its unmistakable silhouette that constantly scrutinizes the city, dominates from the top of a hill and is also the seat of the Slovak Parliament. From here, walking along Zidovska street, you reach the New Bridge. The Nový Most, built about thirty years ago, has a futuristic appearance, very similar to a UFo, as the locals call it. Climbing to the top of it, you can admire a beautiful view of the city.
Walk through the old town (Staré Mesto): around the main square (Hlavné namestie) you will find, in addition to the Town Hall, a myriad of restaurants and bars. A little further on, through alleys and alleys, you will reach Hviezdoslav Square, which houses the National Theatre and the Philharmonic Theatre.
The entire old town is dotted with bronze statues, depicting the most diverse subjects, from Napoleon to a photographer, from girls sitting on a mailbox to a man coming out of a manhole.
Bratislava is perfect for a visit of a couple of days.

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