Don’t forget to visit the unique PASSAGE project by Matej Kren, installed in Palffy Palace (GMB), which achieves the illusion of infinite space from the books. The installation has been appreciated by many world experts, visualization and photos published in leading international magazines on art. It has won the top prize in the global art competition Promotion of the Arts, organized by UNESCO in Paris
Randal is the place for all the rock, punk and metal lovers who share passion for beer and good music.
Do you want to enjoy some great concerts during your stay in Bratislava? This interesting building, which is a home to two other clubs, located few minutes from the Main Railway Station, is your best option!
Are you looking for a great party with good music and amazing people? Trafo is one of your best options for the night out in Bratislava!
The gallery brings together some thirty artists, mostly from former Soviet countries whose work addresses issues related to identity, memory, the body, migration, and archive work. The gallery fosters ongoing research, discoveries, experimentations and carefully constructed relationships in a tireless and passionate manner.
The last owner, Count Emil Mirbach, bequeathed the palace to the city with the wish to establish the Bratislava City Gallery in its premises. Mirbach Palace is one of the best-preserved buildings in the original architecture of old Prešpork. It is a rococo jewel built on the site of an old building, which is mentioned as early as 1459
Just a few minutes from the city center of Bratislava, in Rusovce, you’ll find a place where history truly comes to life. Ancient Gerulata was already built at the end of the 1st century as a Roman military camp – a fortified castellum on the borders of the Roman Empire.
Today, this unique archaeological site is part of the transnational UNESCO World Heritage site “Frontiers of the Roman Empire – Danube Limes”, inscribed in 2021.
Since its founding, the gallery has been systematically engaging in exhibiting and presenting of Slovak contemporary art, discovering and supporting the talented individuals of young artistic generation and organizing cultural events.
Located in the heart of Bratislava, Houdini Restaurant offers a unique fine dining experience that combines modern Slovak cuisine with an elegant atmosphere. Inspired by the legendary magician Harry Houdini, the restaurant’s name reflects its commitment to creating culinary wonders that captivate the senses.