Biofarma Príroda - Stupava

Only 27km from Bratislava you can enjoy traditional Slovak food and gastronomic specialties like homemade bread and products from sheep cheese surrounded by pure nature on this organic farm, which also hosts several domesticated animals. It is a great place for families with kids.

• Web:

  www.biofarma.sk

• E-mail:

  biofarma@slovakpub.sk

• Address:

  Biofarma Príroda, Stupava

• Phone:

  +421 918 280 546

• Opening hours:

  Summer: daily 10am–8pm. Winter: daily 11am-8pm

• Subway:

  Slovak Lines, direction Borinka

Blue Church

Originating from the beginning of the 20th century, the blue church is characterised by the blue colour of its façade with a textbook example of secession style in sacral architecture. Interestingly, a model of it is located in the Mini-Europe Park in Brussels.

• Web:

  www.modrykostol.fara.sk/info

• Address:

  Bezručova 2, Bratislava

Bratislava Castle

This national historical monument has a strategic location which was settled in the Celtic and Great Moravian periods. The architecture of the massive rectangular castle with four corner towers was mostly influenced by reconstruction works during the Gothic and Renaissance periods and during the reign of Maria Theresa. In 1811 it burned down and was then reconstructed in the 1960s.

• Web:

  www.visitbratislava.com/places/bratislava-castle

• Address:

  Bratslavský Hrad, Stare Mesto, Bratislava

• Phone:

  +421 220 483 104

• Opening hours:

  Daily 10am–6pm

Danube by Boat

See Bratislava from a new angle — from the majestic Danube river. Take it slow with a river cruise, fly like the wind on a speedboat or even travel all the way between Vienna and Bratislava with the Twin City Liner. Many ships depart from the peers next to the SNP bridge, right in the centre of the city.

• Web:

  www.tour4u.sk/en

• Address:

  Dvořákovo nábrežie, Bratislava

Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum

This modern art gallery is located on the edge of a peninsula where the mighty Danube flows. It is one of the youngest museums of modern art in Europe. The River Danube has lent the museum its name and the rest is the result of the enthusiasm and initiative of the Slovak gallery owner Dr. Vincent Polakovič and the financial resources of the Dutch collector and art patron Gerard H. Meulensteen. It is also reachable by bike via a cycling path from Bratislava city centre.

• Web:

  www.danubiana.sk/en

• E-mail:

  danubiana@danubiana.sk

• Address:

  Bratislava-Čunovo, Vodné dielo, Bratislava

• Phone:

  +421 2 62 52 85 01

• Opening hours:

  Summer: Daily 11am–7pm. Winter: Daily 10am–6pm

• Subway:

  Bus 90

Devin Castle

Just outside the city of Bratislava lies this monumental castle ruin situated above the confluence of the Danube and Morava rivers. Today, this national cultural monument is a popular attraction for tourists.

• Address:

  Hrad Devín, Muránska 10, Bratislava

• Phone:

  +421 2 657 301 05