Ondrej Nepela Arena, Bratislava

Slovensky Rozhlas

Completed in 1984, the Slovak Radio building is one of a kind, shaped like an inverted pyramid

Apollo Bridge

The 231 metre long Apollo Bridge spans across the Danube river in the north-south direction, connecting Košická to Petržalka

Slovak National Theatre

The Slovak National Theatre comprises 2 buildings –

• SND Historic Building on Hviezdoslav Square is a Neo-Renaissance-style structure designed by Helmer and Fellner in 1886 that hosts the National Theatre's opera and ballet productions
  

  Bratislava Transport Museum

  Housed in the warehouse of Bratislava's first steam-engine railway station from the 19th century, the Bratislava Transport Museum showcases a great collection of vehicles, from bikes and vintage cars, steam engines and military prototypes to modern electric locomotives

  

  Church of Saint Elisabeth

  Also known as the Blue Church, the Church of Saint Elizabeth is a Hungarian Secessionist style Catholic church dedicated to Elisabeth of Hungary, who grew up in the Pressburg Castle in Bratislava

Obchodna Street

Obchodna Ulica is an extension of the Mickiewiczova Street from Kollárovo námestie going all the way to Hurbanovo námestie

Duck's Fountain

The Duck's Fountain on Šafárikovo námestie has a bronze sculpture of 3 boys playing with ducks

Grassalkovich Palace

The Grassalkovich Palace is the official seat of the president of Slovakia

Galeria Nedbalka

The Nedbalka Gallery showcases a collection of about 500 works of art dating from 19th century to the present day

Namestie SNP

Namestie SNP or the Slovak National Uprising Square is the hub of political activists, who congregate here for national rallies and demonstrations of independence and sovereignty