Old Town

Bratislava Castle, often called the “upturned chair” is one of the historic landmarks of Bratislava. It perfectly combines a scenic destination for a walk with great views over the city and surroundings, as well as opportunities to explore history. Although the castle is situated above the city, it is easily accessible by car or public transport.

Slavín is a war memorial commemorating the sacrifice of Soviet soldiers who fell on the territory of Slovakia during World War II. In total, nearly 7,000 soldiers are buried here.

Michael’s Gate (Michalská brána) is one of the four city gates of Bratislava that have survived to the present day. It consists of a prominent tower with a gate at its base, through which Michalská Street passes. It is also one of the main landmarks of Bratislava.

Horský Park is a natural recreational area and urban park in Bratislava, located near the popular Slavín War Memorial. It is a pleasant, gently hilly park offering various opportunities for active relaxation, whether for light walks, jogging, visiting the children’s playground, or enjoying a small café in the local forester’s lodge. In summer, it provides a refreshing oasis with cooler microclimate.

The Bratislava Meridian is a relatively understated attraction on the Danube Promenade, near the SNP Bridge in the direction of the Lanfranconi Bridge. It is a small concrete prism on the right side of the promenade, marking the meridian that passes through this location.