• Bratislava Old Town - lassical Walking Tour in Bratislava starts with meeting with the guide at 12:00 pm in front of Park Inn Danube Hotel, Bratislava. Short basic introduction of Bratislava and Slovakia. The guide will open up you history of one of the most youngest capital cities, and states of Europe, Bratislava & Slovakia. You will hear about ancient history of Slovakia, when the old Slavs, the precedessor of modern Slovaks inhabited Slovakia and created Great Moravia Empire, thru times when Slovakia was part of Hungarian and afterwards

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zn and Hungarian Empire.

They tell you legends from time when Bratislava was capital city of Hungarian Kingdom, and Hungarian kings and queens were crowned there. The story continues to time of first Czechoslovakia and during II. W.W. time of controversial Slovak war state. You will also hear about the darkness of times of comunism in Slovakia and also about the hope which brough Velvet revoultion. The result of Velvet revolution was at the end independet Slovakia, since 2004 the member of European Union.

You will discover Opera House and house of Reduta continue to Main Square, pass by Old Town Hall. On Franciscan Sqaure you will see the oldest building of Bratislava Franciscan Church. Walking tour goes on to Biela Street and Michalska Street with one of the dominants of Bratislava Michaels Gate. Pass by historical buildings and palaces in Venturska Street and Panska Street. City tour finishes at St. Martins Cathedral.

• Professional tour guide

• Hotel pick-up
• Entrance fees

This brief yet enlightening walking tour encompasses the most significant and historic landmarks in the old city of Bratislava. Be prepared to witness the heart of Slovakia’s capital - the Opera House, Old Town Hall, Michael`s Gate, and the distinctive St. Martin’s Cathedral. From its renowned stint as the capital city of the Hungarian segment of the Habsburg Empire to the more somber era of war where Bratislava’s Petrzalka district became part of the Third Reich, Bratislava remains one of the world’s most welcoming cities.

Bratislava can cater to a plethora of interests, whether it’s exploring royal palaces, indulging in classical music, understanding the journey of Slovak independence, eating traditional Bratislava rolls or savouring local wines. Our tour offers an engaging insight into the main attractions of Bratislava, all while giving a taste of authentic local life.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.