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Bratislava - Bratislava - Slovacchia
Grande tour della città di Bratislava, incluso il Castello di Devin
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Scopri le attrazioni di Bratislava, passeggia nel centro della città e ammira il castello Devin, che ha più di 1000 anni.
Validità: Flessibile
Lingua: Inglese, Italiano, Francese, Spagnolo, Tedesco, Russo
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Durata: 5 ore
Conferma istantanea
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COSA SCOPRIRAI
- Scopri le attrazioni di Bratislava
- Ammira il castello Devin di oltre 1000 anni
- Passeggia per il centro città
LA TUA ESPERIENZA
Incontra la guida di fronte al Park Inn Danube Hotel, per una breve introduzione di base su Bratislava. Cammina quindi attraverso il centro della città di Bratislava. Il tour ti porterà alla Porta di Michalska, alla Piazza principale, al Municipio della Città Vecchia e al Palazzo Primatiale, quindi proseguirai per Reduta e la Cattedrale di San Martino.
Dopo aver visto la città vecchia, proseguirai in auto e passerai lungo il palazzo presidenziale, il castello di Bratislava, l'edificio del governo slovacco e terminerai con la visita del monumento Slavin.
Infine verrai guidato al Castello di Devin, dove visiterai il castello. Il rientro sarà in hotel o nel centro della città.
Devin Castle
Step back in time exploring the ruins of Devin Castle, one of the largest castles in Slovakia! The castle is just 20 minutes away from Bratislava's city center and is a must-do on any trip to the city.Set high on top of a cliff, 212 meters above ground, it towers over the small village of Devin, a borough in Bratislava. You’ll be mesmerised by perfect 360° panoramas of the Danube and Morava rivers which form the border with Austria. Have fun walking around the lower, middle and upper parts of the castle and see what ruins you can find! The grounds offer preserved remains of structures from the Roman and Great Moravian periods, as well as from the Middle Ages and modern age.At the upper part of the castle, where the views are insane, you’ll be able to find the permanent exhibition ‘Devín Castle in the 13th-20th century’’. Learn about the history of the castle and see old artifacts! Other exhibitions also take place at different times throughout the year. Don’t miss out on exploring the public path along the river bank, where you can see the exact point where the Danube and the Morava meet!
Slavin
Visit the impressive war monument and military cemetery of Slavin, dedicated to the 6,845 Soviet soldiers who died in battle for the city. Built in 1960, situated high upon Slavin hill overlooking the castle, this is a place where history and beauty meet. The star of the show is the central obelisk topped with an 11-meter tall statue of a victorious Soviet soldier with a flag. Escape the hustle of the city and walk around the peaceful green park of the cemetery while admiring spectacular panoramas from one of the highest points in the city. This national monument is a special place to visit and every year on April 4th, there is a celebration and tribute for the fallen soldiers.
Bratislava Old Town
If you want to immerse yourself in Slovakian history and culture, there’s no way you should skip the Old Town of Bratislava. Containing some of Slovakia’s most important buildings and landmarks, Bratislava’s Old Town is a well-perserved historic centre dating back centuries.As you wander through Bratislava Old Town, you’ll run into numerous churches, palaces, museums, statues, foreign embassies, and more. Major landmarks in Bratislava Old Town include Bratislava Castle, Bratislava’s Old Town Hall, and the Blue Church. There’s no need to rush your visit to Bratislava’s Old Town. Take your time to fully explore this area’s offerings. Feel free to browse artisanal goods at a quaint local shop or enjoy a beverage at a cosy cafe surrounding one of the city’s small but lively squares.
Bratislava Castle
It’s nearly impossible to imagine Bratislava without picturing the Bratislava Castle. Bratislava Castle is one of the most recognized symbols of Bratislava, Slovakia. This enormous historic landmark looks down upon the city from a hill, with Bratislava’s Old Town on one side and the River Danube on the other.The views from Bratislava Castle are spectacular. On some days you can even see Austria and Hungary from here. Inside the castle, the Slovak National Museum’s Museum of History is worth a visit. On the outside, explore the castle grounds and take a walk through the meticulously maintained courtyard to bask in the castle’s grandiosity.Bratislava Castle’s central location makes it easily the most visited tourist attraction in the city. The building has gone through major reconstruction multiple times since its original construction sometime in the 8th or 9th century.
Bratislava Old Town Hall
You’re almost guaranteed to pass by the Old Town Hall when visiting Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia. Facing onto the city’s Main Square, Bratislava’s Old Town Hall is made up of a set of buildings that were combined into one throughout the years. There are a number of ways to spend your time at Bratislava’s Old Town Hall. The building houses the Bratislava City Museum, a museum dedicated to showcasing the history of the city. Definitely pay this a visit if you’re interested in getting the insider scoop on local history. And if you want grand views of the area, climb up to the top of the Old Town Hall’s tower.The Old Town Hall in Bratislava is the oldest city hall in Slovakia and also one of the city’s oldest remaining stone buildings. The construction of the complex was completed in the 15th century, although it has been reconstructed several times since.
Michael's Gate, Bratislava
Bratislava’s last standing gate and one of the oldest buildings in the city... we’re talking about none other than Michael’s Gate. Completed in the 14th century, this iconic historic landmark has served as one of the symbols of Bratislava for quite some time.Even if you weren’t planning to, it’s very likely you’ll bump into Michael’s Gate while visiting Bratislava, as it’s one of the main entrance’s to the Old Town. A tower was added to Michael's Gate in the 15th century. With the tower, Michael’s Gate rises to a height of 51 metres tall and stands out because of its Baroque-style copper roof.Michael’s Gate is the place where new kings would take their oaths after being crowned. Today, Michael’s Gate tower is home to Slovakia’s Museum of Arms (Weapons Museum). Make your way to the top of the museum to get a wonderful view of the city.
Primate's Palace
Let us introduce you to one of the most beautiful buildings in Bratislava, Slovakia: Primate’s Palace. This sophisticated pale pink palace is where the Peace of Pressburg (now Bratislava) treaty was signed, which resulted in the conclusion of the War of the Third Coalition. Nowadays, Primate’s Palace is used as the Mayor of Bratislava’s office and a concert venue.The construction of Primate’s Palace was completed in 1781. It has a neoclassical facade and is now open to the public. Inside the palace, you’ll be able to see elaborate paintings, statues, and chandeliers, as well as a rare collection of 17th-century English tapestries which were discovered during the reconstruction of an English royal weaving factory.The Primate’s Palace is located in the centre of Bratislava. The building houses the famous Hall of Mirrors where city council meetings and concerts are held.
IN SINTESI
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Guida turistica professionale
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Veicolo con aria condizionata
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Biglietti d'ingresso
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Prelievo e rientro in hotel
DA RICORDARE
- Il tour è disponibile in 6 lingue: inglese, tedesco, italiano, francese, spagnolo e russo
- I tour in diverse lingue hanno prezzi diversi
MAPPA
Rybné námestie 4135/1, 811 02 Bratislava, Slovacchia
Bratislava - Bratislava - Slovacchia
Punto d'incontro:
Incontra la tua guida di fronte al Park Inn Danube Hotel
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