Bratislava photos

Bratislava photos:

UFO Restaurant Bratislava
Bratislava Christmas Tree
Bratislava Castle
Aupark Shopping Center
The Danube River
The oldest fountain
Hotel Carlton Bratislava
UFO Restaurant Bratislava
Residence of the President
Municipal museum

Park Hotel Tartuf Beladice

The Manor-House at Beladice was built by the Jesenskys aristocratic family around 1820 and another aristocratic family of the Sziranyii - Otomos used it as their residence. The manor-house was later bought by baron Henrik Lindelóf, who re-built and enlarged it in the neo-classicistic style at the end of the century. The manor-house then obtained appearance of a two floor, three wing building of a rectangular ground plan with a central bay, roofed with a cupole at the garden front. A balcony based on iron construction was built around the bay and there is a direct entrance from the park to the oval sala terrena.
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Bratislava restaurant with Google Maps

Bratislava restaurant - your restaurant guide - has integrated Google Maps to show you where the best restaurants in Bratislava are located.

Al Dente
Alizé Restaurant & Club
Au Cafe Bratislava
Brasserie Opera
Cafe Viennois - La Brasserie
Camouflage restaurant
Caribic's
Chez David
French Restaurant
Le Monde
Leberfinger
Ludwig
Medusa
Messina restaurant Bratislava
Mezzo Mezzo
Preégo
Romeo e Giulietta
Savoyka
Steam & Coffee Mytna
Štefánka café restaurant
Tempus Fugit
The St. Hubert
Three Musketeers

Cycle tours Slovakia

There is an incredible cycling and scenery in just about every region of Slovakia. Tours offered by Cycle Tours Slovakia are designed to satisfy and challenge cyclists of all levels and cycling preferences; from the occasional roadie to the hard-core elite of the mountainbike world.

Cycle Tours Slovakia

Bratislava - coronation town

When walking in the city, probably you will notice little golden crowns in pavement. They identify the route that was passed by coronation procession. You may also walk the way walked on by kings. The route starts at the Gothic St. Martin Dome witnessing coronations of 11 Hungarian kings and 8 royal spouses in the course of 3 centuries. When walking inside the church, you will find an incomplete list of crowned sovereigns on the wall of the presbyter. Charm of ancient past will be recalled to you by one of the oldest small lane of the city – Kapitulska street, from where you can also see remarkable tower of the Church of the order of St. Claire. Along the streets Prepostska, Venturska and Sedlarska, you will get as far as to the Hlavne namestie (Main square), which used to be and still has been thick of things in the city. In the past, markets were taking place in it, ordinances of the town were announced from the tower of the Old town hall, but there were also executed capital punishments here. Major representatives of the town greeted the king in front of the Old town hall, who was then going on across the Franciscan square (Frantiskanske namestie) to the Franciscan church, where he dubbed knights of Golden spur. In addition to the little crowns in the Franciscan square, you will also find in pavement small works of arts that are results of the project Pavement as a symbol of crossroads. Through the Biela ulica (White street), where you can find a rare Renaissance wall painting on the facade of the house U cierneho havrana (At black raven), depicting St. Christopher, St. Florian and diggers in vineyards, you will get to Mlichalska street. The Michaels gate has been at its end since the 14th century, which had been integral part of city walls. It is the only preserved medieval gate whose tower is 51 metres high and a copper statue of St. Michael was placed on its tip upon its baroque reconstruction. Under the gate, you will find the so-called zero kilometre, where distances of Bratislava from other towns are identified. Next to the gate, there is the narrowest house of the city with its width of only 1.6 m. King used to ride horseback this way beyond the gates of the town, that is why you cannot find little crowns in the pavement in front of the Michaels gate any more.

Bratislava Photo

Bratislava Castle at night

Bratislava Castle, looking over the historic core of the capital of the Slovak Republic is a landmark of this town and a National Cultural Monument that attracts the looks not only the inhabitants of Bratislava, but also the large amount of visitors from all parts of Slovakia, Europe and the whole World.
Bratislava Castle photo

Bratislava Photo

Luxury Casino Weekend Break in Bratislava

Enjoy a great weekend in Bratislava, capital city of Slovakia. Bratislava is the newest destination for city breaks. Stay in a luxury 4* hotel with private return airport transfers and enjoy Casino Vouchers to the value of 30 Euro each.

Bratislava, Slovakia has hit the ground running as an up and coming location for weekend city breaks. The historical backdrop of Bratislava is perfectly suited for a romantic getaway for couples, a place for friends to reconnect, or an unexplored family excursion. With centrally located accommodation, everything is a hop, skip, and a jump away!

Casino package includes:

• 2 Night's Accommodation in a Double/Twin room with breakfast buffet in the brand new 4* Crowne Plaza (opened September 1st 2005)
• Return Transfers from the Airport to your hotel in Limousine
• 20 Euro in Betting Chips per person
• 2 Free Drinks - alcoholic or non-alcoholic in the Casino
• VIP Membership to the Casino in the Hotel

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