Travel Highlights

Bratislava

In 1993, Slovakia and the Czech Republic parted ways and declared themselves independent countries. Most of its essence remains on the Czech side, except for the capital Bratislava, Slovakia itself is left with a few small towns, unlike the Czech Republic, which has many popular cities, so the number of tourists visiting is much smaller than that of the Czech Republic.

In fact, many people in this European country skip over and do not travel here, because it is much behind neighboring countries, not only old, old and dilapidated buildings are messy, but if you really want to come, you will stay for a day or half a day at most.

The reason why we chose to stay here for one night this time is because it is a stopover, although we know that it is very backward, but we don't know how far it is behind without seeing it with our own eyes, so let's wait and see.

Bratislava Apartment B&B in Bratislava for 1 night

Today's itinerary is about a 2-hour drive from Brno to Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, this city is not big, there are not so many tourists to travel, when we arrived, we originally used Uber to call a taxi, but we couldn't call it, so we sat in the taxi scheduled at the station, this time we took a black car, the original price of Uber was about 4 euros, but the taxi charged us 40 euros (I dare! 10 times), people have to admit compensation in other places, when you ask him why it is so expensive, He replied to you and said you look at the jump watch! He really lost to him, his watch was a triple jump in seconds. From here, you can probably see the epitome of this country, probably this place used to be a communist country, so it was ruthless to hide from others.

bus stop

I put my luggage away and was starving to death at three o'clock in the afternoon

I had tonkatsu and probably local chicken and potato chunks

市區集景:

This is the building opposite the Presidential Palace, which is very dilapidated

The Presidential Palace (Grasalkovičov palác) in Slovakia is a baroque building built in the 18th century that still serves as the president's office and residence.

The front of the Presidential Palace

The green space in front of the Presidential Palace is actually untidied up and has graffiti, which is really backward!

Old Town/Castle

Go to the Old Town, the Castle District

The old town streets are lined with shops

Michael Gate, beyond this is the old town. It is also an important landmark, the only preserved medieval fortification in Bratislava, and is one of the oldest buildings in the city, built around 1300.

Meet the ice hockey championship game and cheer for the country you support

This is the "Holocaust Memorial", and the base is written with the word "Remember" in Hebrew (Zachor) and Slovak (Pamätaj) respectively, reminding people not to forget that there was such a tragic history

The 85-meter-high UFO Flying Saucer Bridge Bridge of the Slovak National Uprising, the Nový Bridge across the Danube River, means "New Bridge" in the local language.

St. Martin's Cathedral Dóm sv. Martina is a must-visit attraction in Bratislava.

Castle District

Pavol Országh Hviezdoslav is a famous Slovak poet

Gelato

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