With this detailed, pocket-sized guide, it is impossible to get lost in the Slovak capital. The monumental Bratislava Castle –described by some as resembling a table turned upside down – has been ...

The imposing Bratislava Castle is the city's most prominent landmark. Habsburg Empress Maria Theresa transformed the castle in the 18th century from a military fortress to a royal residence.

Sitting atop a hill, Bratislava Castle looks like it’s straight out of a storybook. Kids will enjoy exploring the grounds, the Slovak National Museum inside, and the sweeping views of the city ...

It’s the largest church, and one of the oldest, in Bratislava. Then I walked to Bratislava Castle on the adjacent hill. I started up a modern concrete road that shifted to old stone stairs.

Marjie Lambert [email protected] The imposing Bratislava Castle is the city’s most prominent landmark. Habsburg Empress Maria Theresa transformed the castle in the 18th century from a ...

In the underground spaces of the Bratislava Castle – in the area where many of the items displayed were found – the Celts from Bratislava exhibition shows how they lived, as well as how their era in ...

Bratislava is very much its own metropolis ... A short, rattling bus-ride away, and you’re in Devin, where you can visit the castle ruins, sip red currant wine and get a sense of how recent ...

Major sights include St Martin's Cathedral, the Jewish Museum, Bratislava Castle and the Slovak National Gallery. Given the size of the city, it is easy to explore these independently and on foot.