After their recent move to much larger premises, St. Germain has lost some of its personality, but there‘s still plenty to love: fabulous burgers with avocado salsa on top, homemade cakes and lemonades, plus decent wine make this charming „café with a French twist“ a place brimming with joie de vivre.
Axioma is an unlikely success: way off the central beaten path in an unsightly glass building, with clouds of smoke permanently enveloping its patrons, and let‘s be honest, its quite unalluring interior.
If you‘re serious about your tea, you cannot miss out on this teeny tea room hidden in a quiet street.
Books, specialty coffee, delicious cakes and cool snacks – that´s Foxford! If you want to lean into a comfy chair and relax…
Urban House puts an end to local cries about the lack of interesting café/bistros in town. The only thing better than the…
The Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum is named after the river that surrounds it, and its sponsor, the Dutch collector and art patron…
How do you fancy Tahiti in Slovakia? Former gravel excavations in this area contributed to the formation of lakes andsubsequently the construction…
The Danube embankment is a great place, especially during hot summer days. There is a nice view, pleasant shade and fresh air…
SAN MARTEN BAR & RESTAURANT is located in one of Bratislava´s historical buildings in the city center, next to Saint Martin´s Cathedral.…
“Floating” on the pillar of the SNP Bridge (Slovak National Uprising Bridge), this restaurant offers a pretty unconventional experience, from where you…
Enjoy the perfect 360° view from a unique revolving restaurant that overlooks Bratislava and its surrounding greenery. Visit our restaurant with amazing…
