Bratislava is not a large city compared to other European capital cities and nearly all sights and main tourist attractions in Bratislava can be reached on foot, however, sometimes it can be more convenient to use public transport, especially when you…

Bratislava is not a large city compared to other European capital cities. However, visitors still have to use the public transportation system, which is very well developed in Bratislava.

Devin is not only a castle, but also the name of a historical part of the city, located in the western part of Bratislava. Specifically, it is one of the smallest parts of the city in terms of size. A glimpse into the history of Devin Devin used to be a…

Since the Middle Ages Bratislava has been a city at the crossroads between other major capitals such as Budapest, Vienna, Prague, and other important cities to the north. Many train stations were built at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th…

Location Hlavna stanica is not only the most important train station in Bratislava, but it is also the main station for many city buses, trams and trolleybuses. International trains, e.g. trains from Bratislava to Vienna or to Budapest, depart from this…

The central bus station Bratislava Mlynske Nivy, or shortly Bratislava Nivy, is located in Ruzinov district of Bratislava, approximately 15 minutes walk from the Bratislava city centre. It was reopened in 2021 after extensive reconstruction…

Unlike some central or west European cities, Bratislava has a relatively cheap and convenient system of taxis. With a little knowledge of how the taxi service in Bratislava works, tourists can avoid high prices and various traps. Simply follow our advice…

Bratislava and Vienna are two of the closest two capital cities in the world and, therefore, travelers commonly take trips from Bratislava to Vienna or vice-versa. There are several ways to travel from one of these cities to the other.

Bratislava and Prague are not very far from each other; therefore, the tourists sometimes make trips between the two cities during their stay in central Europe. There are several ways to journey from one capital to the other.

Bratislava and Budapest are relatively close capital cities and travelers commonly arrange trips between Bratislava and Budapest. There are several ways to journey from one city to the other by public transportation or by automobile.

If you are going to Bratislava to visit and do not want to haul your luggage (oh yes, we know very well how it can ruin the trip experience!), use the services of luggage storage in Bratislava.

The Bratislava airport is about 10 kilometres from the city centre, so it takes about 15-20 minutes to get there by car or taxi. By bus it takes a little bit longer - about 30 minutes, however, taking a bus can save you a significant amount of…

Here you can find all up-to-date maps of Bratislava public transport system.

Unlike some central European cities, Bratislava has a relatively cheap and convenient system of taxis. With a little knowledge of how the system works, tourists can avoid traps and high prices.

When you visit Bratislava on public holidays, you may find that there are some changes in timetables and lower frequency of public transport connections. The same goes for school holidays or Sundays. Read further and don't be surprised! We have…

Reaching Vienna from Bratislava by bus is very easy. The bus company Slovak Lines has frequent departure times between the two cities, and there are other bus companies as well, which makes traveling to the capital of Austria convenient.  

You can order a limousine (typically Mercedes E) for up to three passengers, a van for up to eight persons or a minibus for up to 14 persons. The booking is recommended to be made at least 24 hours in advance.

Some bus lines in Bratislava have additional buses during the school year to handle the added numbers of students going to and from school. During the school vacations, the schedules are adjusted.

As a river city, Bratislava offers tourists to explore the city and its surrounding by boat easily. Moreover, there´s a direct connection between Bratislava and other European cities, so you can get e.g from Vienna to Bratislava by boat (and vice…

The Austrian jet-propelled aluminum catamaran Twin City Liner offers fast and comfortable transport right from the center of Bratislava to the center of Vienna.

Ryanair, which was started in 1985, is the largest low cost airline in Europe and flies across 26 European countries. Ryanair operates 163 Boeing 737-800 from 27 airports throughout Europe and carries over 50 million passengers a year.

The old terminal is currently being demolished (2017-2020) and there is a temporary terminal situated adjacent (4 minutes walking) to it. All the buses have the same stops though, so please add 5 minutes to every trip you have planned so you will not miss…