Reduta, Bratislava

Slovak National Gallery

The Slovak National Gallery in Esterházy Palace showcases collections of modern and classic art in Bratislava

Ganymede's Fountain

The Ganymede Fountain in front of the National Theatre on Hviezdoslav's Square is a Neo-Baroque fountain designed in 1888 by Viktor Oskar Tilgner that sources water from the Danube river

Hviezdoslavovo Namestie

Named after Slovak poet and politician Pavol Orszagh Hviezdoslav, the Hviezdoslavovo Námestie is a historic square in the Old Town between the New Bridge and the Slovak National Theatre

Laurinc Gate

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

Cumil - Man At Work

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

Primates' Palace

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

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

Schone Naci Statue

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

Bratislava Old Town

Staré Mesto or the Old Town of Bratislava comprises the well-preserved historic medieval city centre and adjoining neighborhoods

Old Town Hall

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

Reduta, Bratislava