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🇸🇰Landmark of Slovakia : Bratislava Castle🏰

Attraction: Bratislava Castle Address Hrad, 811 06 Bratislava, Slovakia Opening Hours: 8am to 10pm Entrance fee: Free Bratislava Castle located in the castle hill, not far from city center, was populated as early as the late Stone Age transformations. The castle was built in the 9th century. The Castle is not only a symbol of Bratislava’s past but also a vibrant hub for art, culture, and breathtaking panoramic views. It is also the location for the Museum of History. It is definitely must visit destination in Bratislava. #timetotravel

Bratislava castle is beautiful

I recently visited Bratislava in Slovakia. The old town is a must visit, especially the imposing Bratislava castle. It is a reconstruction of the original that was built centuries ago, and it sits on a strategic point over the river. The gardens and courtyard are free to enter, though there is an entry fee to enter inside the castle. It hosts art work and exhibitions by famous local artists.

Great View From The Top

Bratislava Castle is a massive rectangular building with four corner towers standing on an isolated rocky hilltop above 85 meters which is visible from great distance around the old town of the capital of Slovakia, Bratislava. It is located around 15 minutes one kilometers walk from Michael's Gate. It is open daily from 1000-1800 in the summer. Visitors can have a magnificent view around the old town and Danube River from the top. The Bratislava Castle is the seat of the Museum of History of the SNM ( Slovak National Museum ) that takes care of the plentiful collections of historical furniture, visual arts, clocks, historical glassware and etc with a fee.

Great View From The Top

Bratislava Castle is a massive rectangular building with four corner towers standing on an isolated rocky hilltop above 85 meters which is visible from great distance around the old town of the capital of Slovakia, Bratislava. It is located around 15 minutes one kilometers walk from Michael's Gate. It is open daily from 1000-1800 in the summer. Visitors can have a magnificent view around the old town and Danube River from the top. The Bratislava Castle is the seat of the Museum of History of the SNM ( Slovak National Museum ) that takes care of the plentiful collections of historical furniture, visual arts, clocks, historical glassware and etc with a fee.

Bratis(love)a!

The old town of Bratislava is a charming and historic area filled with narrow cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and breathtaking views of the Danube River. From the iconic St. Michael's Gate to the beautiful Bratislava Castle, there's so much to explore and discover in this beautiful city. 🇸🇰 #2023travelwish #mytripvlog #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #passionpassport #celebratewithtrip

A CITY OF ELEGANCE & CHARM 🇸🇰

The Brastislava Castle overlooks 18th Century Old Town and The Danube River by the border Austria & Hungary. An inexpensive place to visit compared to the cities of western Europe, Bratislava offers enough attractions and activities for just a short visit. Most of the main attractions are within walking distance of one another, it's very easy to navigate between them during a day in Bratislava. I spent my day in Bratislava immersing myself in the Slovakian culture, and of course trying out some of its cuisine. It's a city largely influenced by different cultures, and the area has a rich history dating back thousands of years. One of my favourite facts is that Bratislava is the only capital in the world that borders two different countries (Austria and Hungary), meaning it's perfectly located for day trips, either to or from it. I was wow-ed! 🤩 #bratislava #tripblazers #spooktaculartrip #fallingforfall

Bratislava Castle

Bratislava Castle, is the main castle of Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia. is also the landmark overlooking the capital, was built in 9th century. It stands on the hill above Danube river. The location provides excellent views of Bratislava, Austria and, in clear weather, parts of Hungary. The area in front of the castle is called Yard of Honor. It is bordered by two triumphal gates and guard houses of the imperial guard. The castle open daily but opening hour varies during summer and winter time, admission fees is 100% discount if you hold a Bratislava card. Don’t forget to enjoy magnificent panoramic views on Bratislava from the castle’s area. And at night, the castle is beautifully lit. #awesomepic#historicculture#culturalattractions

Between the landscapes of Europe, Slovakia, a slow-paced life!

Slovakia Travel Guide: Explore the beauty of Central Europe's landscapes!🇸🇰 Welcome to Slovakia! This Central European country is known for its magnificent natural scenery, charming ancient cities, and rich cultural heritage. Are you ready to embark on a journey full of surprises?🏞️ First, explore the capital of Slovakia, Bratislava, a city with medieval charm and modern vitality. Don't miss visiting Bratislava Castle, the Old Town, and St. Martin's Cathedral to feel the ancient charm of the city!🏰 Stroll through the streets of Bratislava, taste the local cuisine, especially the traditional Slovak soups and grilled meats, and enjoy a glass of Slovak specialty white beer or wine for a delightful culinary journey!🍲 Explore the natural wonders of Slovakia! Head to the Tatra Mountains to admire the magnificent alpine scenery, clear lakes, and hot springs, and experience the wonder and tranquility of nature!🏔️ The small towns and villages of Slovakia are also worth exploring! Visit Banská Bystrica, explore Banská Bystrica Castle and the town's ancient streets, and feel the tranquility and beauty of the town!🏰 For culture enthusiasts, Slovakia offers a wealth of options. Visit the Slovak National Museum in Bratislava to learn about Slovakia's history and cultural traditions, or attend local art performances at the art center in Banská Bystrica!🎨 Don't forget to experience Slovakia's hot springs and spas! Enjoy soothing hot spring baths and massage treatments at the spa resorts near the Tatra Mountains, and relax your body and mind!💆‍♂️

Visit the incredible Bratislava castle!

Perched majestically atop a hill overlooking the enchanting city of Bratislava, Bratislava Castle stands as a symbol of the nation's rich history and cultural heritage. Dating back to the 9th century, the castle has witnessed centuries of political intrigue, royal ceremonies, and architectural evolution. Its imposing white walls and four corner towers command attention, while the intricately designed Baroque facade adds to its grandeur. A visit to Bratislava Castle offers not only panoramic views of the city and the Danube River but also a journey through Slovakia's past, with exhibits ranging from archaeological artifacts to medieval weaponry and opulent chambers reflecting the castle's royal history. Whether exploring its historic grounds, admiring its architectural beauty, or soaking in the panoramic vistas from its ramparts, Bratislava Castle promises a captivating experience that transports visitors back in time and leaves a lasting impression of Slovakia's rich cultural legacy. #historicallandmarks #familytrip #localguides

Historical Slovakia

#freehotelstay #historicallandmarks #europe Perched atop a hill overlooking the Danube River, Bratislava Castle stands as a symbol of Slovakia's rich history and culture. As you ascend the winding paths leading to its gates, the castle's grandeur becomes increasingly evident. Dating back to the 9th century, it has undergone numerous reconstructions, blending Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architectural styles. Inside, visitors are treated to exhibitions showcasing Slovakia's past, from medieval artifacts to royal treasures. Stepping onto the castle's terraces offers breathtaking panoramas of Bratislava's Old Town and the surrounding landscape. With its commanding presence and storied past, Bratislava Castle is a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and sightseers alike.

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Bratislava Castle

#bucketlistreboot Bratislava Castle Perhaps one of the better places you can even consider finishing your day would be the Bratislava Castle. The castle building includes four towers (one on each corner) and a courtyard with a 80 m (260 ft) deep water well. The castle’s site, like today’s city, has been inhabited for thousands of years, because it is strategically located in the center of Europe at a passage between the Carpathians and the Alps, at an important ford used to cross the Danube river, and at an important crossing of central European ancient (trade) routes running from the Balkans or the Adriatic Sea to the Rhine river or the Baltic Sea, the most important route being the Amber Route. #bratislava #slovakia

Bratislava Castle

Within a short distance from the capital of Slovakia ro get a good view of the beautiful city.

Bratislava (Slovak: Bratislava) is the capital and economic and cultural centre of the Slovak Republic, the capital of the Western Slovak state and the largest city in Slovakia. Bratislava is located on the Danube River, across the river from Austria. Bratislava Castle is a square building on a hill on the banks of the Danube. Originally an ancient Roman castle, the oldest part is now rebuilt in the 13th century, and the new part is built by Maria Teresa for her most beloved daughter, Christina. There is now a historical museum and a music museum in the castle. The most recommended is that due to the high terrain of the castle, visitors can overlook the Danube and the entire city on the hills outside the main building. # Photo#

Bratislava Castle Bratislava Castle is the center of the city

This castle is worth seeing. It is very large. You can see the surrounding scenery from the outside. You can also overlook the bridge and the buildings on the FOC Bridge.

Slovakia : :: Bratislava City introduction: Bratislava is the capital of Slovakia, the overall look of the city is relatively small, modern There will be more buildings, but there is something to be felt in the streets of the old town. Background knowledge: Slovakia As the capital of the former Hungarian kingdom, the old city retains many classical and exquisite buildings. Today, as the city of Europe's important automobile industry, it also has its prosperity and fashion. Side. Slowly in Bratislava in the winter, you can experience this ancient and modern Central European city Old Town must-see attractions: Bratislava Castle, Main Square, Kumir The statue, the city hall, the National Opera, the Jesuit Church, the Slovak Presidential Palace, etc. are all worth visiting. The best place to take pictures: castle area, you can see the Danube and the whole New Town around here is very close to Vienna, by car is very convenient to arrive, the journey is basically 1 hour, so many visitors to Vienna, will play Bratislava by the way hair. Tips: 1, currency: euro 2, language: Slovak, locals will say simple English

Bratislava Castle is located on a hill on the west side of the ancient city on the Danube River. During the Turks' occupation of Budapest, it was the refuge of the Hungarian royal family. The castle was burned in a fire in 1811, and the oldest part is now rebuilt in the 13th century, with the new part being Maria Teresa built for her most beloved daughter, Christina. There is now a historical museum and a music museum in the castle. The most recommended is that due to the high terrain of the castle, visitors can overlook the Danube and the entire city on the hills outside the main building. Standing on the lookout platform in front of the castle, we can see the scenery on both sides of the Danube. Under the guidance of the guides, we can look at the windmills in Austria and the chimneys of Hungary. It is really "looking at the Three Kingdoms." Bratislava is the only capital in the world that borders two countries at the same time. He is only 60km away from Vienna, the Austrian capital, and is the closest two capitals in the world.

The Bratislava Royal Castle was built in the era of the Roman Empire as a defensive acropolis of the Celts, towering high above the hills of the Danube. Like all other historic castles, it has undergone reconstruction and expansion for various reasons and was changed to the Royal Castle during the Austro-Hungarian Empire. As a carrier of history and culture, the top priority of European city attractions is always the castle. But this is a trip that doesn't have to be a cross, I don't have any burden, and with the dazzling light of many other magnificent castles in Europe, Bratislava Castle really can't be outstanding, so I didn't plan to go up the mountain. Later, in order to go to a Chinese restaurant, I walked from the old town to the foot of the castle. After lunch, I went up the mountain. The scorching sun, and climbed for ten minutes on the mountain road, went to the gate of the castle, I have lost interest in entering, standing on the high point and looking down for a while, and then took a few shots and left.

The largest attraction in Bratislava is estimated to be the castle on the hills of the Danube. This boxy building is said to have been a refuge for the Hungarian royal family. Standing on the castle overlooking the city and the Danube. When we come down from the castle, it means we have to leave the city and leave the country. It didn't seem to be a little regrettable when I didn't wait for the sunny day, but there seems to be no reason to come here in the future. But who knows the future? In the near future, I am coming again.

Bratislava Castle is not to be missed in Slovakia. The castle is located at the highest point of the city and overlooks the entire city of Bratislava. The Danube River has a panoramic view. The castle has been repaired and looks very new. It can now be visited as a museum, but it is charged.

It takes two and a half hours to get to Bratislava from Budapest. As the capital of Slovakia, it is a bit out of touch with its identity. The relatively deserted capital, there are not too many attractions to see. Speaking to Slovakia, familiar and strange. Often reminiscent of Czechoslovakia, a Central European country before 1993, after the dissolution of the Federation after January 1, 1993, Slovakia officially separated from the Czech Republic and became an independent country. Bratislava, as the capital, has a population of only 40,000, quiet and serene, without the bustling hustle and bustle of European metropolises, more of a country-like coziness. It is located on the Danube River and has been controlled by Hungary for a long time. There are as many as 11 Kings of Hungary crowned here. Just got off the bus and greeted us with a heavy snow, dragging a 28-inch suitcase, walking on the squatting road in the old town, almost wanting to throw the suitcase. I wanted to stay here for one night, but I still decided to stay for one more night. Bratislava Castle is not to be missed in Slovakia. The castle is located at the highest point of the city and overlooks the entire city of Bratislava. The Danube River has a panoramic view. After the castle has been repaired, it looks very new and can now be visited as a museum, but it is charged. From the castle, a few minutes walk to the old town, the historical years left an indelible memory in the old city. The cafes on both sides, as well as various European-style buildings, can slow down and enjoy the small town. Remember to check out the most famous sights in the old town - the man at work, also known as the watchman

Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, is not a sight in Central European cities. Perhaps the people you see here have not been sculptured. The sculptures of Bratislava are definitely a major feature. The bust of the bust everywhere, the ubiquitous bronze statues, even the sewers have a vivid sculpture, and they are also the biggest traveler. One of the fun. As for the POSE of the photo, it is necessary to look at your brain! The most striking building in Bratislava is the castle on the hillside of the Danube. During the Turks' occupation of Budapest, it was the refuge of the Hungarian royal family. The castle's four red towers are very distinctive, and the entire castle looks like an inverted mahjong table, so its peculiar shape always makes it stand out in many buildings. The walls of the street are natural parasols. Walking on the vicissitudes of stone roads, the mottled walls washed by the rain show traces of history. The road in the town is made up of small pieces of diamond-shaped slabs. This kind of road is estimated to have a lot of mine puddles in China, but after so many years, every piece is in good condition and stays in its own position. On, I really have to admire the craftsmanship of the craftsmanship. Leisure is not just the architectural style, but also the state of the pedestrians. There is no busy walk here, looking for a corner, a window wall, and people who can sit for a day are everywhere.

It seems that there is a castle in every city in Eastern Europe, and the castle overlooks the panorama of the city. From the Old Town of St. Martin's Cathedral, then to the hill is the Budadis Lafa Castle, just in time for sunset. The castle overlooks Budadis Lafay, and the dense brick-red roof has a feeling of Prague, but it is better to see the landscape. Although the snow in the old town has basically changed, the snow in the castle has not yet been turned, and the white snow is matched with the red castle building, which is exactly what the fairy tale looks like. The castle overlooks the Danube River and passes through the city. It is very clear to see the city's old city and new city.

Christmas markets are open in Bratislava. The Christmas market in Bratislava has been opened and the festive atmosphere of the festival has spread in the air. #Slovakia#The capital of Slovakia may be strange to Chinese tourists, but it is also beautiful! 223/2019/22 December 22 Main Square and Hviezdoslav Square Bratislava, Slovakia starting from the end of November, the main square and Hvz The Doslw Square will be filled with food, drinks, handicrafts for people to choose and purchase, and there will be stage performances at that time. The atmosphere is great! Not only the performance and the great atmosphere, Bratislava's Christmas market also has the irresistible charm of Slovakia and the beautiful environment that makes people feel one second.

Bratislava Castle is undoubtedly the most attractive landscape of the whole city. The castle is located on the hill above the hill, overlooking the city of Bratislava, and the quiet and flowing Danube. The scenery is beautiful and incomparable. Romantic experience. The exterior of the Bratislava Castle is a white, magnificent building situated on a hill, a square-shaped castle building. Although the castle is located on the hill, it is not far from the ancient city. Departing from the old town, along the avenue, through the Church of the Annunciation, and climbing up, you can easily reach the foot of the castle. The distance of the whole journey is not far away. It takes about ten minutes to walk. However, because the castle is above the hills and the terrain is high, you need to climb all the way to the way. If you feel too hard, you can choose the red train from the ancient city to the castle to experience the city. Characteristic traffic prepared by passengers. The four corners of the castle are built with tall towers for a wider view. Today, part of the castle is used to display historical objects and become a museum. Standing on the castle, you can harvest the beauty of the entire city of Bratis, which is amazing. Walking at the foot of the castle, you can also feel the majestic momentum and the heavy history of the city. [ticket] castle tour is free; If you visit the historical museum in the castle, the adult fare is 3 euros and the half price discount ticket is 1.5 euros.

Located in a hill on the Danube River, the Bratislava Castle in the Slovak capital is a square building. The Bratislava Castle was originally an ancient Roman castle, and the oldest part is now rebuilt in the 13th century. The new part is Maria Teresa built for her most beloved daughter, Christina. Now, there is a historical museum and a music museum in the castle. and the most recommended is due to the high terrain of the castle, overlooking the Danube and the entire city on the hills outside the main building.