Bratislava Tour Packages

Zlate Piesky

Zlate Piesky is a famous lake in the city corners of Bratislava. It is a popular destination for picnics, spending quality time and photography. There is also an intriguing beachfront bar that remains crowded all day. The campsite located nearby is also a tourist attraction as many people opt for adventurous camping while saving some bucks of lodging.

Kuchajda

Lake Kuchajda is located in the north of the city center of Bratislava. It is an excellent spot for various kinds of water and adventure sports like swimming, water biking, outdoor ice-skating (during winters) and much more. It is situated very close to the railway station and can be seen while traveling to Bratislava by train.

Dunajske Iuhy Protected

Dunajske Iuhy Protected are 14 protected areas in Slovakia. It consists of floodplains, wetlands, lakes, oxbow lakes, streams and ponds. A lot of adventure and entertainment sports like fishing, hiking, diving, biking, swimming, and cycling are performed and enjoyed in this area by tourists and locals alike. It was designated in 1983 and is a must include the place in Bratislava Tour Packages.

Medicka Zahrada

Medicka Zahrada is one of the most famous parks in the city. It is not only known for the enormous area it covers, but also for the other activities that can be performed and enjoyed there. The circus that comes around for performances is the main catch, including folk concerts, occasional flea markets and much more.

Places To Visit In Bratislava

Bratislava Castle

The Bratislava Castle is considered to be built in the 9th or the 10th century. It has been remodified and rebuilt during the 1950s and is a sight for sore historic eyes. It features in literature of a battle between Hungarians and Bavarians and is one of the earliest architectural treasures of the city.

St. Martin’s Cathedral

The cathedral of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese is named St. Martin’s Cathedral. It is situated on the western border of the old historical city. Queen Maria Theresa is said to be crowned in this church, thus making it one of the oldest in the city.

Michael’s Gate

Michael’s Gate is the only pre-historic city gate that is preserved and intact to date. It is from the medieval fortifications and was the smallest among the four. It is named after the St. Michael’s Church, which stands right in front.

The Blue Church

Blue Church is the regular name for the Church of Elizabeth, a Hungarian Secessionist Catholic church that is consecrated to Elisabeth of Hungary, Andrew II’s daughter. It was opened for tourists in 1908 and is considered to be Bratislava’s most appealing art nouveau building. The common name comes literally as everything is colored blue, including a blue-glazed roof.

Presidential Garden

The Grassalkovich Palace, or the Presidential Palace, is the residence of the President of Slovakia. It has a French garden attached to it which is the center of attraction. It lures tourists and locals all year for its variety, care and extraordinary collection of plants and flowers. It was created in 1996 and since then is definitely recommended in every Bratislava Tour Package.

Traveling Tips

• Ancient wine cellars provide tasting sessions that are unique and a one-time experience.
• Food and accommodations are a bit costly, but on searching you might get the one fitting your budget.
• The winters are extremely cold and precautions must be taken during the cold season trips.
• Local tour guides are available for convenience.
• It is a small city where you can reach anywhere by walking.

Bratislava is the social, political, historical and cultural capital of Slovakia and attracts around a million tourists annually. It was also declared as the third richest region of the European Union in 2017. A Bratislava Trip is a must-visit while you are on a tour of Europe to enjoy its romantic terraces and enchanting night walks.