Twin City Liner recommendations for things to do in Bratislava
Vintage car tour through the Old Town

© Flora Tour spol. s r.o.

The ride starts on the riverbank of Danube on the edge of the old town. The vintage cars go to the Old Town on the New Bridge. They cross the Rudnay Square, continue along the street Panská and pass by the Csáky- and Keglevich Palace. They run down the street Venturská then onto Academia Istropolitana to Zichy Palace.
The journey continues through the street Probst to the St. Martin's Cathedral and then reach the famous Michael Gate. Passing by the Franciscan Square with the oldest church in the city (Francis Church) we reach the main square of the Old Town Hall including the city hall, and several palaces, cafés and the oldest fountain in the city (Maximilian fountain).

The vintage cars go back from the main square to the starting point on the Danube. During the city tour, you will learn everything about the history and all the sights. The tour is suitable for guests with mobility impairments. It is a great opportunity to take photos or shoot video and in warmer weather, you can enjoy a drive without roof.

Price / 10 € per person
Price: / 5 € per child (2-12 years old)

Vintage car tour to the castle

The tour begins in front of the river port. It passes by famous Slovakian buildings including the Slovak Philharmonic, the Slovak National Theatre and goes on to the Square of the Slovak National Uprising with the old market hall and the Church of the Merciful Brothers.

The journey continues to the Trinitarian Church and Grassalkovich Palace, the seat of the Slovak president. The City Tour runs through the street Palisády, Cafe Stephanie, the EU Information Centre and the Parliament building to the castle. Passing by the Vienna Gate built in the 18th Century where the vintage cars reach the courtyard of the castle.

After a 20—25 minutes break the tour continues under the castle terrace and offers a beautiful view of the Old Town. Among others, you will see here the St. Martin's Cathedral, the former coronation church of Hungarian kings. Passing by Leopold Gate the vintage vehicles leave the castle and go back to the Old Town of Bratislava and to the Slovak National Theatre that is an ideal starting point to discover the historical centre of Bratislava (continuous pedestrian zone).

Price / 10 € per person
Price / 5 € per child (2-12 years old)

Bratislava Opera Houses

© Das Slowakische Nationaltheater

The Slovak National Theatre, the Opera House of Bratislava, one of the country’s most important cultural institutions, was established in 1920. Opera has been performed for more than three centuries on the territory of present-day Slovakia. This is true especially for Bratislava. Go there for great operas!

Further information: www.snd.sk