Nové Mesto
Lake Kuchajda and its surroundings are a popular spot for active relaxation for Bratislava residents. In addition to swimming, running, or exercising, it’s also suitable for a light walk. Kuchajda has an oval shape, measuring 550 meters in length and 100 meters in width. The shore is covered with gravel, while most of the surrounding area is grassy. The lake area is fenced with an older, yet quite interestingly crafted fence.
The Kamzík Chairlift is located within the Bratislava City Forests, running from the area of Železná Studnička and Snežienka up to just below the summit of Kamzík. It is widely used by tourists as well as bikers, who use it to reach the various trails of the Koliba Bike Park.
The Way of the Cross in the Kramáre area, near Stará Klenová Street, is an outdoor path set in a pleasant forest environment on the edge of the Little Carpathians. It begins near the National Oncology Institute and ends in the forest below the summit of Kamzík.
The Kamzík TV Tower is a telecommunications structure that also serves a recreational function. It is located on Kamzík Hill in the western part of the Little Carpathians in Bratislava. The tower houses a restaurant and a brasserie, giving visitors the chance to enjoy spectacular panoramic views of Bratislava and the surrounding area.
The Malá Vydrica Spring, also known as Bystrička, is the source of a right-hand tributary of the well-known Little Carpathian stream – Vydrica. This spring is hidden relatively deep within the forests of Bratislava’s Forest Park, making it not only a good source of water but also an interesting destination for a short trip. No matter which part of Bratislava you start from, the path to the spring takes you through the beautiful nooks and corners of the local forest.
Frenki's Trail is a pleasant forest path located in the Kačín area near the Kováčova Vila Forester’s Cabin. It’s perfect for lovers of forest tranquility and romantic walks. The trail leads through the woods from Kačínska Road, past the cabin, along the stream of the Malá Vydrica Spring (also called Bystrička), and eventually joins the yellow hiking trail, also known as the Drieňovský Ridge Trail. The path winds through picturesque corners of the forest, offering a relaxing stroll and a lovely experience of nature.
The concrete bunker on Odborárska Street, in the area of the Dimitrovka Chemical Plant, is part of the German military fortifications of Bratislava from World War II. It was built in 1945 along one of the city’s defensive lines, which stretched from the Rössler Quarry through Tehelné pole and Štrkovec areas to the Danube River.
Kamzík, at 439 meters above sea level, is a popular peak in the Little Carpathians and one of the most visited recreational areas for residents of Bratislava. Its moderate elevation offers countless opportunities to enjoy nature close to the busy city, including walks, running, cycling, cross-country skiing in winter, and sledding.