star-mesto

4. September 1909

This marker commemorates the specific date of September 4, 1909, a day of significance in the local history of Bratislava. It may mark an event such as a royal visit, the opening of a building, or a civic gathering. The plaque freezes a sin

Alexander Dubcek's Peace Meadow

This serene meadow is dedicated to Alexander Dubček, the iconic leader of the 1968 Prague Spring reform movement. It serves as a peaceful green space in Petržalka, symbolizing his enduring legacy of hope and democratic change. The open fiel

Alexander Dubcek's peace meadow

This peaceful meadow is dedicated to Alexander Dubček, the iconic leader of the 1968 Prague Spring who was born in Slovakia. The site symbolizes his vision of 'socialism with a human face' and his lifelong commitment to peace and reform. It

Bobová Dráha Bratislava

Descend through the historic tunnels of Devín Castle on this thrilling summer toboggan run, offering a unique blend of adrenaline and scenic views over the Bratislava skyline. The ride winds through a series of dark, atmospheric tunnels bef

Bobová dráha Bratislava

Bobová dráha Bratislava is a thrilling bobsled-style track offering an exciting ride down a hillside for visitors of all ages. The track features twists, turns, and dips, providing a fun and controlled adrenaline rush. Located in a scenic a

Charles Foerster

This statue commemorates Charles Foerster, a figure whose contributions are woven into the fabric of Bratislava's past. The detailed bronze work highlights the artistic craftsmanship of the era, offering a quiet moment of historical connect

Chatam Sofer Memorial

The Chatam Sofer Memorial in Bratislava is a significant Jewish heritage site, marking the resting place of the renowned 19th-century rabbi Moses Sofer. The site is a mausoleum complex that survived the urban development of the 20th century

Dionýz Štúr

This memorial honors Dionýz Štúr, a prominent Slovak geologist and paleontologist whose work laid the foundation for natural sciences in Slovakia. The bust is located in a quiet area near academic institutions, reflecting his scholarly lega

Dušan Jurkovič

This monument celebrates Dušan Jurkovič, a renowned Slovak architect and ethnographer known for his unique folk-inspired style. His work is characterized by intricate wooden details and a deep respect for traditional craftsmanship. The trib

Ekoiuventa

Ekoiuventa is a historic building in Bratislava, known for its distinctive architectural style that blends elements of the past with modern adaptations. The structure has served various functions over the years, reflecting the changing need

Esterházy Palace

Esterházy Palace is the crown jewel of Karlova Ves's historic palaces, a sprawling Baroque complex that once belonged to one of Hungary's most powerful noble families. Its magnificent facade stretches an entire city block, punctuated by a g

Foundation Stone of FN Ladislava Dérera – Kramáre

Marking the origins of the Ladislav Dérer University Hospital in the Kramáre district, this foundation stone holds significant medical and architectural history. The stone is a simple yet dignified marker, embedded in the ground near the ho

Foundation Stone of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering

This unassuming yet historically significant marker commemorates the founding of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Bratislava. It symbolizes the city's commitment to education and technological advancement. The stone is a subtle remi

Fraňo Kráľ

This marker honors Fraňo Kráľ, a Slovak poet and writer whose works often explored social themes and the beauty of the Slovak landscape. Situated in Bratislava, the memorial reflects the city's role as a hub for literary figures who shaped

Galéria RD 21

Nestled along the scenic Dvořákovo nábrežie embankment, Galéria RD 21 offers an intimate sanctuary for contemporary fine art enthusiasts in the heart of Bratislava. This private gallery curates a dynamic selection of modern paintings and sc

Gebrüder Linzboth

Gebrüder Linzboth, or 'Linzboth Brothers', is a historic commercial building in Bratislava, known for its distinctive Art Nouveau facade. The building once housed a renowned department store, reflecting the city's commercial prosperity in t

Heinrich Justi

This statue honors Heinrich Justi, a notable figure in Bratislava's history, likely associated with the city's industrial or cultural development. The bronze sculpture captures his dignified posture, set against the backdrop of the city's e

Hraničný kameň starej Bratislavy

Tucked away in the historic heart of Bratislava, this weathered boundary stone once marked the limits of the old city. Engraved with the inscription 'PV - Pozsony Város' (the Hungarian name for Bratislava), it silently witnessed centuries o

II. (Second Station of the Cross)

This marker represents the second station of the cross along the Bratislavská Kalvária, part of a centuries-old pilgrimage route. The simple stone structure bears a carved relief or inscription depicting the corresponding biblical scene. It

III. (Third Station of the Cross)

This marker denotes the third station of the cross on the Bratislavská Kalvária, continuing the sacred narrative up the hillside. Carved from local stone, it features a simple yet evocative depiction of Christ's fall. The station offers a m

III. Wayside Shrine

Nestled in the historic heart of Staré Mesto, this modest wayside shrine stands as a silent witness to centuries of faith and local tradition. Dedicated to the Stations of the Cross, the structure invites quiet reflection amidst the bustlin

Ice Pit

The Ice Pit in Karlova Ves is a fascinating remnant of pre-refrigeration technology, once used to store ice harvested from nearby ponds during winter. This subterranean stone chamber, now partially overgrown with moss, maintained a constant

Imrich Lichtenfeld

This memorial honors Imrich Lichtenfeld, a notable figure in Bratislava's history, often remembered for his contributions to the city's cultural fabric. Located in a quiet urban square, the site features a modest plaque that invites passers

J. A. Baumler

This Stolpersteine memorial honors J. A. Baumler, a victim of the Holocaust, located in a quiet residential area of Bratislava. The brass plaque is a stark contrast to the everyday life around it, serving as a silent witness to history. It

Jozef Gregor Tajovský

Juraj Lauko

Ján Levoslav Bella

K-Rl 3

Keckés János

Keckés János Memorial

Linzboth Brothers' Tomb

Ludovit Stur - View to Devín

MIK 1896

Maťko Caban

Monument of the Reformation

Monument to the Fallen in 1866

Monument to the Fallen of 1866

Múzeum Jána Cikkera

Na večnú pamiatku 12. septembra 1683

Obetiam 1. svetovej vojny (To the Victims of WWI)

Palffy Palace

Pamiatka Reformácie

Pomník padlým v roku 1866

Pozsony Város

Prof. Ľudovít Rajter

Prussian Grave

Prussian grave

Samuel Mikovíni

Simon of Cyrene Shrine

Soltz Rest Area

Station IV Shrine

Sándor Szapáry

Sóltz pihenö

Taxis

The Second Station

To the Fallen Soldiers of World War I

Vila St. Genois

XII. (Memorial to the 12th)

XIV. (Memorial to the 14th)

Základný kameň FN Ladislava Dérera – Kramáre

Červený kríž

Červený kríž (Red Cross Memorial)

Ľudovít Štúr Statue

ŠTADIÓN Prof. KUCHENA

Milan Rastislav Štefánik Memorial

Monument to Soldiers of the Red Army

Slavic Burial Ground from the Era of Samo's Empire

St. Urban of Langres Church