The concept of the exposition held in the Old Town Hall concentrates on presentation of the history of the peoples of Bratislava and the influence of the historical events.

Only three cities in Europe – Bratislava, Amsterdam and Budapest – can boast that they have museums with a similar focus. The Museum of Trade in Bratislava, Slovakia, is one of the youngest.

In tbe Baroque era, in front of the gate to the city, a favorite of the empress, the president of the Bratislava building chamber, Mr. Anton Grassalkovich, a bachelor, bought large plots of land

The Botanical Gardens, part of the Bratislava’s Comenius University but open to the public, were founded in 1942.

The Bratislava Zoo specializes in the breeding and rescue of endangered species, scientific and research work, public education with the aim of non-violently creating and strengthening responsibility towards nature in people through discussions about animals, educational panels and animal names, events and ecological education programs for schools , create conditions for rest and all-day recreation.

The cable car from the city forrest (Železná studnička) will comfortably transport you to Kamzík tower and restaurant all year round, even with a bicycle

The park is one of the oldest public parks in Bratislava. It is one of the most valuable natural sites almost in the city center. The park also includes a historic lodge with a cafe and a mini zoo, an outdoor gallery, and it is a popular place for walks, relaxation, and sports activities.

Upper Mlynská dolina – Železná studienka – is among the most famous Bratislava recreational sites.