Bratislava is a city that breathes history at every turn – from coronation traditions to modern monuments. A new site has been added to its list of landmarks, commemorating the moment we were all born into freedom. On the reconstructed Freedom Square (Námestie slobody), the very first November 1989 Memorial has been erected.
Brot Books Deli is a unique bookstore offering a thoughtfully curated selection of magazines and non-fiction books, carefully chosen delicacies for your head.
The unusual sculpture garden, which witnessed the meetings of the artistic legends of the Galanda Group, will today show you the works of two generations of artists in its corners.
The scope of ATELIER XIII is to connect and present contemporary artists.
Renowned for its relaxed, timeless elegance, MUSA embraces minimalistic aesthetics while pushing the boundaries of design.
The official name of the church is the Church of Saint John of Matha and Saint Felix of Valois.
The New Building of the Slovak National Theatre was designed by the architects Martin Kusý, Pavol Paňák and Peter Bauer.
Pavol Országh Hviezdoslav Theatre (DPOH) is one of the key municipal theatres in Bratislava. It is located in a historic building in the city centre on Laurinská Street, just a short walk from the Main Square.
The A4 – Space for Contemporary Culture is a multi-functional non-commercial center in the center of Bratislava
The Slovak Radio building is one of Bratislava‘s dominant architectural features.
