Bratislava Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, is the political, economic and cultural center of the Slovak Republic. The city is located on the Danube River at the foot of the Lesser Carpathians in south-central Europe. It is the seat of the Slovak presidential palace, parliament and government, as well as the concentration of major universities, museums, opera houses, art galleries and other important cultural and educational institutions in Slovakia.

Attractions distribution:

Bratislava has a long history: in the 3rd century AD, Bratislava was the first "urbanized" settlement of the Celts; in the 5th century AD, Western Slavs began to settle here. After being incorporated into the Kingdom of Great Moravia in 830 AD, it became part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire with the collapse of the kingdom; in 1536, Turkey captured Budapest and the Hungarian royal family moved here. The small town once became the capital of Hungary, and 11 Hungarian kings and 8 queens were crowned here.
Today's Bratislava consists of the new and old towns. The old town was once the capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and is home to a large number of historical buildings with a Hungarian medieval style. architecture The new city area was built after the end of World War II and is full of modern atmosphere. Chain Bridge It crosses the Danube, connecting the two banks.

Scenic spot features:

City tours, cultural tours, palaces, churches, squares