Discover Bratislava with family, friends, or colleagues. Our professional guides will show you around the historical city centre and its close vicinity.

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Themed Walking Tours

1. Bratislava – Pressburg – Pozsony

2. Coronation Bratislava

For more than 250 years, Bratislava, was the coronation town of the Hungarian Kingdom. Join us to follow the traces of the coronation procession and breath in the atmosphere of coronations. Each crown cast in the pavement will remind you of one of the Habsburg rulers and their wives who were crowned here.

Duration: 1,5 hours

3. Myths and legends of old Bratislava

Would you like to learn more about an Oathbreaker from the Old Town Hall, ghosts from Zelená Street, Black Lady on the Michael’s Tower or Little Taunter in Panská Street? Let yourself be guided through mysterious lanes of Bratislava and immerse yourself in myths and legends, which have been transferred from generation to generation.

Duration: 1,5 hours

4. Famous personalities in Bratislava

During the tour, your guide will introduce you to the life and work of a number of distinguished famous people who were born, lived or worked in the territory of today´s Bratislava. Join us to explore the places connected with the life of Johann Wolfgang Kempelen, Johann Andreas Segner, Johann Nepomuk Hummel, Viktor Tilgner, and many others.

Duration: 1,5 hours

5. Sacral Bratislava

Explore the architectonic and iconographic diversity of churches and monasteries, their historical
contexts and their current use. You will learn which monastic orders still take care of the ill, but also how monastic orders participated and still participate in education of the young.

Duration: 2 hours

6. Jewish Bratislava

This city tour uncovers the centuries-old history of the Jewish community in the town and reveals a great deal about its everyday life, culture and traditions, including the troubled period of the World War II. and the demolition of the Jewish ghetto.

Duration: 2 hours

7. Musical Bratislava

The tour is aimed at places connected with performances or work of famous, as well as lesser-known musicians in our city. To mention just some of them: The prodigy, piano virtuoso and composer J. N. Hummel was born in Bratislava and a museum is dedicated to him. The visits of his teachers W. A. Mozart, J. Haydn and his friend L. van Beethoven are remembered. Not to forget also F. Liszt, the piano virtuoso and “musical patron of Bratislava”, his friend the one-handed pianist G. Zichy, his son-in-law H. von Bülow and his rival A. G. Rubinstein.

Duration: 2 hours

Bratislava Roundtrip – walking & bus tour

Do you prefer to enjoy the atmosphere of the town from the comfort of a bus? This combined city tour will allow you to discover the historical pedestrian area of the town as well as some of the more distant places of interest, such as the Presidential Palace, the Bratislava Castle or Slavín – the impressive World War II. monument.

Duration: 3 hours

Please note: It is necessary to have your own bus.

TAILOR-MADE TOURS

We can prepare a special programme in Bratislava and its surroundings upon your individual requirements and needs. We are pleased to adjust our offer of tours also to schools, seniors or the disabled visitors.

Discover Bratislava from a different perspective aboard the iconic red Prešporáčik® Oldtimer vehicle. This panoramic tour takes you to one of the city’s most famous landmarks – the UFO Observation Tower – as well as to one of Bratislava’s most beautiful architectural gems, the Blue Church of St. Elizabeth.

During the ride, you will cross the Danube via the SNP Bridge, pass by the Incheba exhibition area and stop at the UFO Observation Tower. Enjoy a short break and the opportunity to take the lift to the observation deck 95 metres above the ground, offering spectacular views of Bratislava Castle, the historic city centre, Kamzík Tower, the Danube floodplains and the surrounding area.

The route continues through the city, passing sights such as Sad Janka Kráľa Park, the Danube promenade, the modern Sky Park district, Eurovea and the new building of the Slovak National Theatre. The tour ends with a visit to the unique Art Nouveau Blue Church of St. Elizabeth, one of Bratislava’s most photographed landmarks.

What you can expect:
✓ Ride in the historic Prešporáčik® Oldtimer vehicle
✓ Panoramic views of Bratislava
✓ Visit to the UFO Observation Tower (entrance included)
✓ Views of Bratislava’s historic and modern landmarks
✓ Stop at the Blue Church of St. Elizabeth

Duration: approx. 60 minutes
UFO stop: approx. 20 minutes
Meeting point: Hviezdoslav Square – in front of the historic Slovak National Theatre building

Organized by: Tour4U s. r. o.

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Discover Bratislava comfortably aboard the iconic red Prešporáčik® Oldtimer vehicle. The Great Castle Tour takes you to the most important sights of Bratislava’s historic centre and surrounding areas, offering beautiful panoramic views of the city.

During the ride, you will see Bratislava’s major landmarks, including Bratislava Castle, the historic city centre, the Presidential Palace, the Slovak Radio building, the Slavin War Memorial and the modern parts of the city. The route takes you up to Bratislava Castle, where you can enjoy a short break, explore the castle courtyard and admire the views over the city and its surroundings.

Thanks to the audio guide available in 24 world languages, you will learn interesting facts about Bratislava’s history, architecture and hidden stories throughout the journey.

What you can expect:
✓ Ride in the historic Prešporáčik® Oldtimer vehicle
✓ Panoramic route through historic and modern Bratislava
✓ Visit to Bratislava Castle
✓ Break at the castle courtyard with stunning views
✓ Audio guide available in multiple languages

Duration: approx. 60 minutes
Castle stop: approx. 20 minutes
Meeting point: Hviezdoslav Square – in front of the historic Slovak National Theatre building

Organized by: Tour4U s. r. o.

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Discover Bratislava from its most beautiful viewpoints aboard the legendary Prešporáčik® Oldtimer. The panoramic tour takes you through the historic city centre, past unique landmarks and offers unforgettable views of Bratislava from the city’s top viewpoints – Slavín and Bratislava Castle.

The tour starts at Hviezdoslav Square and continues through the Old Town, passing numerous historic sights before reaching Slavín – a monumental memorial dedicated to the soldiers who fell during World War II. The 40-metre-high monument is surrounded by a beautiful park and offers one of the best panoramic views of Bratislava.

The route continues to Bratislava Castle, where you can enjoy spectacular views of the historic city centre, the Danube and the surrounding area. During the ride, you will also see other important landmarks, including the city walls, St. Martin’s Cathedral, the Danube waterfront and modern parts of Bratislava.

Duration: 95 minutes
Type: Sightseeing ride by Prešporáčik® Oldtimer

Organized by: TOUR4U
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See Bratislava’s 20th-century history from a different perspective. This private tour takes you to places connected with the socialist and communist era of Czechoslovakia – from vast housing estates and socialist architecture to the former Iron Curtain border zone.

Travel in a legendary Czechoslovak Škoda car and explore some of Bratislava’s lesser-known areas. Along the way, learn about everyday life, architecture and the events that shaped Slovakia during the turbulent 20th century.

The tour includes Petržalka – the largest socialist housing estate in Slovakia, socialist-era architecture, a 1980s market hall, the first prefabricated housing development in Slovakia, Slavín, villas of former communist leaders, WWII bunkers and parts of the former Iron Curtain zone. The exact locations may vary depending on current conditions.

This is a private off-the-beaten-track experience with a local guide, giving you plenty of time to ask questions and see a different side of Bratislava beyond the main tourist routes.

Duration: 2–2.5 hours
Starting time: 10:00 AM, 2:00 PM or by agreement
Meeting point: SNP Square, your accommodation, train station or bus station
Capacity: 1–3 guests by Škoda car, 4–8 guests by van
Language: English

Organized by: Authentic Slovakia
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Go behind the scenes of beer production and taste Slovak craft beers in Bratislava. During this three-hour private tour, you will visit a traditional microbrewery located in the historic cellar of a former 17th-century Baroque monastery.

Together with your local guide, you will get a behind-the-scenes look at the brewing process, from expertly blending the ingredients to filling the barrels. You will also meet the brewer and learn more about what goes on behind the scenes of local beer production.

After the brewery visit, enjoy a tasting of 6 different Slovak craft beers. You will try freshly brewed pale and dark lager from the local microbrewery, followed by four additional beers representing different styles, served with a small beer snack.

The experience is also ideal for corporate events, team building activities and stag parties.

Duration: 3 hours
Type: Walking tour
Days: Every day at 2:00 PM or 3:00 PM
Meeting point: Pick-up or Radisson Blu Carlton Hotel

Included: Behind-the-scenes microbrewery tour, tasting of 6 Slovak craft beers, a small beer snack and a local beer guide.

Organized by: Taste Bratislava
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Treat yourself to a 2-hour tasting experience and discover Slovak drinking culture through a selection of traditional local spirits.

During the tasting, you will sample 6 different Slovak distilled spirits and learn more about their origins, production and distinctive flavours. Among the best-known Slovak spirits are Slivovitz, a traditional plum brandy, and Borovička, a juniper-based spirit.

The tasting is accompanied by a small snack, while your local guide will introduce you to Slovak traditions and customs surrounding local spirits.

Duration: 2 hours
Tasting: 6 Slovak distilled spirits
Snack: Small pub snack
Type: Private tasting with a local guide

More information and booking: Taste Bratislava

Discover the beauty of the Small Carpathians, scenic vineyards and Slovak wines on a private day trip from Bratislava. Together with a local guide, you will visit two unique wineries, explore historic wine cellars and taste excellent local wines.

Forget about planning the route or searching for hidden wine gems. Your guide will take you to favourite local wineries and show you the Small Carpathian wine region from an insider’s perspective.

Enjoy beautiful views of rolling hills and vineyards while learning more about local winemaking traditions and the history of the region.

What you can expect:
✓ visit to two wineries in the Small Carpathian wine region
✓ behind-the-scenes tour of a family winery in the village of Šenkvice
✓ visit to a historic underground wine cellar in Pezinok
✓ tasting of 6 Slovak wines (white, rosé and red)
✓ cheese platter served with wine
✓ scenic vineyard views and a viewpoint stop near Svätý Jur

Duration: 5 hours
Days: Tuesday – Friday
Starting time: 10:00 AM
Type: Minivan & walking
Meeting point: Pick-up or Radisson Blu Carlton Hotel

Included: Private transportation by comfortable air-conditioned vehicle, local guide, winery visits, wine tasting and cheese platter.

More information and booking: Taste Bratislava

Discover the secrets of traditional Slovak folk majolica and visit a working ceramic workshop. During the tour, you will learn about the entire production process – from raw clay to the finished product – and discover the history and craftsmanship behind Slovak ceramics.

The tour also includes a film about ceramic production available in five languages (Slovak, English, German, Spanish and Russian).

During the visit you will see:
✓ the complete majolica production process from clay to the final product
✓ a pottery wheel demonstration (2 guests from the group can try it themselves)
✓ the painting workshop with demonstrations of glazing and hand painting
✓ expert explanations about the history and production of ceramics

The tour is suitable for individual visitors as well as groups. The recommended duration is approximately 1–1.5 hours. The visit ends in the shop, where you can purchase finished ceramic products.

An English or German-speaking guide can be arranged upon request.

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