What to see in Bratislava? Attractions map

Church of St. Stephen

In the western part of Zupna Square is the Church of St. Stephen - a church built by the Capuchin Order. Capuchin monks first arrived in Bratislava from Austria in 1676. At first, they settled on Michalska...

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Church and Monastery of St. Elizabeth

Church and monastery of St. Elizabeth (Alzhbeta)

Order of St. Elizabeth was invited to the city in 1738 by Archbishop Esztergom Esztergom. They cared for orphans, the sick and the poor in Bratislava. Over the next four years, a church, monastery buildings...

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National Museum

Slovak National Museum

The building to house the branch of the Czechoslovak Agricultural Museum was built in 1924-1928 according to the design of Milan architect Michal Harminko. The decoration of the facade was done by F. Aprka...

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Salvatore House

Salvatore's House

The neo-baroque house was built in 1904 by Ferdinand Kittler and commissioned by pharmacist Rudolf Adler. On the ground floor there was a pharmacy "U Salvatora". A large sculpture of the Savior (Salvator)...

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Palace of the Hungarian Royal Chamber

The Baroque palace was built in 1753-1756 by architect GB Marinelli. It was intended to house the Hungarian Royal Chamber, and in 1802-1848 it housed the Hungarian Parliament. This is evidenced by a memorial...

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