Visit Bratislava in 24 hours
It would be a mistake to think that you can not visit the entire Slovak capital, Bratislava, in a single day. If you follow these instructions exactly, you will not experience any difficulty.
But first, some things you need to know:
- Bratislava is in Slovakia.
- It is a blend of old and new.
- Is the only capital on the border with two countries, Austria and Hungary.
- For many years was known as “Pressburg”.
- Today, Slovaks call “Blava”.
So on this, now let’s talk about the trip.
Breakfast in Next-Apache
Sounds rather like a cheap brand of clothes, but Next Apache is a perfect place in which to eat and drink your coffee before you start day adventure through Bratislava. Located Panenska Street, No. 28, is a great and welcoming café, where you can serve appetizers and pastry dishes in a relaxed and in a company countless books that are still on shelves.
Bratislava Castle
It is impossible not to notice the imposing building located in the western hill of the old part of Bratislava. Some parts date back to the 15th century and architectural style has remained largely unchanged since then (like a sand castle). Unfortunately, the eternal enemy castles, fire, turned into ruins in 1811 and restoration was completed only in the mid 50”, although in a more modern and lighter in color than they would like some. And if that does not convince you, then, deserves to climb the hill (if you have the energy needed) even for panoramic image of the entire city. Thus, you can do and an idea of how blends the new with the old part of town.
Lunch at U Remeselnika
Obchodná Street, 64, is an amazing cafe that could be best described as an artistic center. You dodging chairs and tables among the oldest and most interesting people in town. It seems that this is a meeting place for the older ladies who get together to chatting about their husbands or even any of the friends. In terms of food you can expect unusual things. In a typical day you can find there dumplings stuffed with bacon and goat cheese, which here is called “halusky”. Worth trying this place if you say that you tested cuisine.
Afternoon in the Old Market and a great museum
Walk through the old part of town and Nám SNP, No. 25, where you’ll find stands that host many colorful fruits and vegetables sold by local producers. There are also plenty of places where you can buy you a drink and some rest. Then move to Milan Dobes Museum, located in the north of the Danube, to see the most beautiful exhibition of contemporary art.
End your day at the Jazz Cafe
If you want a nice evening with good music, with friends, serving an appetizer or a drink, then go to the Jazz Cafe, located on the street Ventúrska, no. Five. It’s a basement bar where you’ll find some of the “cool” people in town and you can relax after the long day spent in Bratislava.