Bratislava city guide

Between September and November, it gradually cools down, crowds of tourists are diluted, and the beginning of the vintage in the Little Carpathians brings a number of wine festivals. A great opportunity is offered to visitors away from the historic center to experience local people in a natural setting while doing business, which can hardly be enjoyed during the busy summer season.

Get the most original souvenirs from Bratislava that will delight you and your relatives and will be a pleasant memory of the moments spent in capital city of Slovakia.

Beautiful rococo building located on Hodžovo square serves as the seat of the President of the Slovak Republic since 1996. The palace was built in the 18th century by Count Anton Grassalkovich, chairman of the Hungarian Royal Chamber and advisor to Empress Maria Theresa.

In pursuit of gourmet experience, visit the Small Carpathian Wine area and Red Stone Castle, located only 45 minutes from Bratislava. A remarkable wine cellar system, largest preserved in central Europe, demonstrates the very finest of Slovak wine heritage and its long tradition.