Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum

A modern art museum at the tip of a Danube peninsula, with changing exhibitions, a sculpture park and a rooftop garden over the river.

Poľná, Hamuliakovo
Opening hours Today: 10:00 – 18:00
Wheelchair accessible

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Why visit

Danubiana stands at the tip of a narrow peninsula near Čunovo, with the Danube on both sides. Its building recalls the shape of a Roman galley.

Dutch collector Gerard Meulensteen and Slovak gallerist Vincent Polakovič founded it as a museum of modern and contemporary art. It shows Slovak and international artists in exhibitions that change through the year.

What to see

Exhibitions: changing shows of painting, sculpture and installation, alongside works from the museum’s collections.
Sculpture park: around 60 sculptures by artists including Magdalena Abakanowicz, Arman, Jim Dine and Karel Appel, plus Peter Pollág’s glass mosaic Danube Wings.
Rooftop garden: views over the grounds, the Danube and the surrounding landscape.
Art Cafe: the museum café for a break between the galleries and the park.

Plan your visit

Paid admission. Plan a couple of hours for the exhibitions and the park.

Bus 90 runs from the Nové SND stop behind the Slovak National Theatre towards Čunovo. You can also cycle along the Danube dam, and in summer selected boat trips from Bratislava stop about 10 minutes’ walk away.