Region of Bratislava - Slovakia

Published: 19.7.2012

Between Devín, Nova Ves of Devín a Dubravka is a unique national nature reserve Devín Kobyla (mare). What distinguishes this from other reservations, and why it is renowned as the best tourist know it? All this we will talk on these lines.

Published: 5.7.2012

Even in the capital of Slovakia, near one of the busiest junction – Patronka, spreads a vast green area, which became home for many, often exotic or endangered, animals - Zoo Bratislava.

Published: 3.5.2012

Spring is in full blow, everything around starts to be green, and also people living in the capital are increasingly leaving their homes, rather run away from the office, or instead of very long wandering in the shopping centres, which often visited and so unnecessarily, seek refuge in awakening nature.

Published: 4.8.2011

Since beginning of July 2011, a gate of Bratislava Old Town Hall was open for public again. Within past couple of years, the building undergone complete reconstruction. The Town Hall and its spaces is available for visitors daily, except Mondays.

Published: 28.7.2011

Everyday working duties, looking after household and a family, all these activities form only a part from a complex of things we have to do daily. Moreover, when we add to such activities the settlements of tasks in offices or daily drive inside overcrowded means of transport, it could frequently happen that we do not have any liking to leave the home.

Published: 21.7.2011

Generally, zorbing could be presented as some easy sort of outdoor adrenalin sporting activity where you can fully enjoy a lot of entertainment. On the other hand, some other sorts of zorbing is existing. You can move inside great, inflated plastic ball along water level. In such case, it is aquazorbing. Or, you can roll headlong downstairs along grassy hillside.

Published: 12.5.2011

Transport Museum in Bratislava belongs to relatively young historical institutions, because it was established even in 2000. So, the persons who are interested in technical monuments, receive intuitive survey, as far as the development of transport is concerned, i.e. from invention of the wheel via first self-mobile devices ap to present time.

Published: 7.4.2011

Maybe, obviously the youngest museum of Slovak metropolis is placed in former military bunker in Bratislava-Petržalka, not far from the border with Austria. A group of enthusiastic persons from civic assotiation "Let´s Save Petržalka Bunkers!" created it recently.

Published: 27.1.2011

A picturesque Slovak countryside is to be characterized by extraordinary high number of castles. According to some statistics, its density there is the highest one in Europe! If we could put down all buildings, including those that ceased to exist, where it could be difficult to discover some stones at leats, its number could reach two hundred units!

Published: 13.1.2011

Bratislava is changing before our eyes. It is delightful to live a dream of the Old town’s medieval history. But what happens behind its walls? And what has happened in the last 70 years? The today's Bratislava has been formed predominantly by the period of socialism. The market conditions are changing the metropolis again.