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Top 10 of Bratislava’s Modern Architecture

1. Eurovea

This modern shopping center opened its doors in 2010 and its attractive location on the bank of the Danube river has turned it into a favorite place for shopping, living and relaxing. In addition to all major brand merchandise, there are fantastic restaurants and cafes with terraces only a few meters from the Danube, perfect places to get away from it all during hot summer days or long winter evenings.

2. River Park

Apartments, a luxury hotel, a restaurant and fantastic vistas of either the Danube or a leisure area for relaxing amidst lots of green all await anyone visiting the River Park multipurpose complex. River Park also has a dance school and an exclusive spa offering the best views. The Grand Hotel River Park’s summer terrace guarantees a place to rest while watching the sun set and a chance to enjoy a drink.

3. Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum

The Museum of Modern Art is only a short drive by car or bus from the city center. During the summer months a cruise along the Danube directly to the museum is well recommended. The entire museum is surrounded by a park more than 8,000 square meters in area with permanent exhibitions of sculptures by Slovak and international artists. Take the time to enhance your visit with a coffee and cake with the best view of the Danube from the museum’s panoramic windows.

4. Digital Park

This unbeatably designed office complex is located near the Aupark Shopping Center. What distinguishes Digital Park is the large amount of space devoted to relaxation, ideal for a quick lunch or meeting with colleagues. The complex’s pleasant environment is complemented by a number of nearby parks and spots on the bank of the river.

5. Národná banka Slovenska (National Bank of Slovakia)

One of the most noticeable buildings in the city’s skyline is the National Bank of Slovakia headquarters, which was opened in 2002 and rises to a height of 111 meters. One of the building’s attractions is its 23 elevators, six of which are able to move at a speed of 3.15 meters per second. More than 1,000 people work inside the NBS building and there is a heliport located on the roof.

6. Eurovea City

On the Danube riverside – at a former industrial zone – Eurovea City is developing a modern quarter that will become the city’s new social and cultural epicentre. The central feature will be Slovakia’s first skyscraper – Eurovea Tower. Which – coupled with unique architectural projects that embrace human urbanism by high-profile Spanish architect Beth Galí – will radically redefine how Bratislava is viewed: both visually and as a progressive European city.

7. Panorama Towers

Not far from the Eurovea Shopping Center, two residential towers have risen whose 33 floors provide living in a total 605 units. The project also offers both residents and visitors shops, restaurants and excellent public facilities in what is increasingly becoming a popular location along the Danube. Its modern design and 21st century architecture contributed toward Panorama City being named 2016 Building of the Year.

8. Zuckermandel

This multipurpose complex of seven buildings is located below Bratislava Castle and offers cafés and small shops in addition to overlooks of the Danube and Castile Hill. More than half of the entire  is set aside for the public, making Zuckermandel the ideal place to spend leisure time with family or friends. The design of the buildings with their different facades completes the natural urban environment.

9. Sky Park

One of the latest projects in the city brings the architecture of world-famous designer Zaha Hadid to Bratislava in three exclusive residential buildings. The city’s former industrial zone once again comes to life and gains new sparkle, taking advantage of Sky Park’s ideal location close to the city center. Sky Park is adjacent to the bank of the Danube River, a year-round favorite spot to relax and experience wonderful dining at nearby restaurants.

10. Twin City

Another project taking shape in an increasingly popular area near the Danube is Twin City, which consists of a 24-floor tower and three other office buildings. Illuminated rooms, triple-glazing windows and a charging station of electric cards are going to be standard features. Nearby Twin City is a number of local cafés and restaurants.