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Tag Archives: bratislava attractions
Bratislava Clock Museum
Back in the 19th century, it turns out, Bratislava (aka Pressburg to German speakers or Pozsony to Hungarian speakers) was one of Europe’s foremost manufacturers of clocks – and the Hungarian Empire’s go-to destination for purchasing high-quality timepieces. It was … Continue reading
Posted in BRATISLAVA & AROUND, Cool buildings/castles, Culture, History, Museums/Galleries
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The Corridor of Books
Think a myriad bound copies of Cassanova, stretching into a void which also contains, upon closer examination, an infinite number of most of the other classics, likewise piling up and plummeting down before you on shelves that shear away as … Continue reading
Posted in BRATISLAVA & AROUND, Culture, Exhibitions, Museums/Galleries, Slovak Art
Tagged books, bratislava, bratislava art, bratislava attractions, bratislava city gallery, bratislava museums, bratislava old town, Central European art, galeria mesta bratislavy, medieval towns, Slovak art
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Diverse Devínska Nová Ves
We’ve talked a bit in posts about the countryside around Bratislava: the rearing Carpathian forests of the Mestské Lesy to the north and the wooded trails stretching southeast along the River Danube. On the very first day of spring Englishmaninslovakia set … Continue reading
Posted in BRATISLAVA & AROUND, Cool buildings/castles, Hikes, Other Outdoorsy Stuff (Skiing etc), Wildlife
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Danubiana Art Museum – & Why It’s Cool
This isn’t my first post about the Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum (see this post for an example of the type of stunning exhibitions they get here). And, given that a trip here is possibly the best thing to do in … Continue reading
Posted in Accommodation - Hotels, BRATISLAVA & AROUND, Cool buildings/castles, Culture, Exhibitions, Hikes, Museums/Galleries, Other Outdoorsy Stuff (Skiing etc), Shops, Slovak Art, Slovak Books/Literature
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Bratislava Mestské Lesy (Local City Forest)
Bratislava Mestské Lesy on Traja Krali (Three Kings’ Day) (January 6th) IT IS BY NO MEANS the first time I have raved about, nor the last time I will write about, Bratislava’s Mestské Lesy: the wonderful forest that rises up above the … Continue reading
Posted in BRATISLAVA & AROUND, Culture, Hikes
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