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Embark on a short but instructive walking tour of the most historical and important sites of Bratisl...
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Bratislava's Old Town Hall is a complex of historic buildings that was the administrative seat from the 15thto 19thcenturies, as well as a prison and mint at various times.
Bratislava's Old Town Hall is a complex of historic buildings that was the administrative seat from the 15thto 19thcenturies, as well as a prison and mint at various times. It is the oldest City Hall in Slovakia, and oldest stone building in the city, dating back to 1370. It combines several adjacent medieval buildings from different periods – the 14thcentury Romanesque Jacobus' house with its 13thcentury tower, Pawer's house, Unger's house and the 18thcentury Apponyi Palace. Originally in Gothic style, it was renovated in Renaissance style in 1599 after being damaged by earthquake, and then in Baroque style following a fire in the 18th century. A Neo-Renaissance wing was added in 1912.
It is home to the Bratislava City Museum, showcasing various items from the city's history. The Apponyi Palace houses the Museum of Viticulture, and the Period Rooms Museum.
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Hlavné námestie 501/1, 811 01 Bratislava-Staré Mesto, Slovakia
+421 2/591 008 47
Staré Mesto or the Old Town of Bratislava comprises the well-preserved historic medieval city centre and adjoining neighborhoods
Originally built in 1638 as a Protestant church for German-origin residents, the Holy Saviour Church or Jesuit Church (Juzuitsky kostol) has an austere façade without a spire
Housed in the Apponyi Palace, the Period Rooms Museum showcases rooms furnished as the interiors of a town house from the 18th - 19th centuries, complete with original wooden wall panels, paintings, chandeliers and crockery
The bronze sculpture of Cumil, a man peeping out of the manhole, is situated in the corner of Rybarska brana (Fishermen's gate) at its intersection with the Panska and Laurinska streets
Built in 1778-'81 for Archbishop József Batthyány, the Primate's Palace is a neoclassical palace in Bratislava's Old Town that is the seat of the Mayor
Located on Rybárska brána near the Hlavné námestie intersection, the silver statue of Schöne Náci represents the renowned Bratislavan whose real name was Ignác Lamár
The Hlavne Namestie or Main Square is one of the most popular squares in Bratislava, surrounded by the Stará radnica (Old Town Hall) with the Mestske Muzeum (Municipal Museum), and the Bratislava City Gallery
The Napoleonský vojak or Napoleon's Army Soldier Statue on Bratislava's Hlavné námestie (Main Square) is a bronze statue of a soldier in army uniform leaning on a bench from behind, with his forearms resting on the top rail of the back support
Built in the 14th century as part of the city walls of Bratislava, the Laurinc Gate had a water moat in front, filled with water from the Danube
Dating back to the 13th century, the Franciscan Church in Bratislava is the oldest extant religious building in the city and is dedicated to the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary
