Maria Theresia - Bratislava castle

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The most famous Austro-Hungarian Queen was Maria Theresia (1740-1780). During her reign, Bratislava reached its glory. The 19th century represented a time of economic development when significant factories and large enterprises were built. Modern industry came. Steamboats on the Danube came in 1818. In 1830 the first steamboating company began. In 1840, a horse railway between Bratislava and Trnava was built.

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coinage 073SKDistance 52 mBratislava Castle

The castle, on a hill above the old town, dominates the city of Bratislava. It features in the first written reference to the city, which appears in the Annals of Salzburg of 907, in association with a battle between Bavarians and Hungarians.

coinage 133SKDistance 728 mUFO Observation Deck Bratislava

Iconic building, symbol of Bratislava. Our elevator will take you in 45 seconds from 0 to speechless amazement. At the height of 95 meters, with a line of sight to 100 km you will truly know the magic of the building, which finishes the inherent part of the city's silhouette on Danube.

coinage 035SKDistance 6 kmAltitude restaurant - Televizní věž Bratislava

The Kamzík Hill and the TV tower on it are visible from almost each corner in Bratislava, since the TV tower is the highest spot of the town. The Kamzík Hill and Koliba, which is right under the peak, are two of the favorite weekend destinations for people from Bratislava.

coinage 063SKDistance 11 kmThe castle of Devín -Ioannes Zapol

When in Bratislava, don't miss the trip to the castle of Devin! It is very close to the old town od Bratislava, around 10 km and you'll get there with ease. Standing on a massive cliff, 212 meters above the ground, the castle serves as a museum with several exhibitions.

coinage 065SKDistance 11 kmthe Devín castle-Svatopluk

Devín Castle standing on a massive rock hill above the confluence of the Danube and Morava is an unusually impressive landmark. It is part of the oldest history of Slovakia. Its ground plan is very irregular. Today we enter the castle through the western Moravian Gate.

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