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With a long history of cafe culture, you will find quality coffee and a sweet orsavoury snack at every corner.  And after your coffee, treat yourself to some well-deserved down time.

<p>Enjoy your coffee and cake on the cozy bouclé-covered benches while reading one of the stylish magazines lying on the metal tables. Or have a glass of wine with friends on the outdoor terrace.</p>
<p>The cafe was opened by two brothers who chose the architect quite well, as the interior of the café was nominated for the CE ZA AR architectural award.</p>
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GRÃO

<p>The first selfiecinno, fresh breakfast or lunch menu and a hidden coffee shop with a rich offer. The Five Points is a creative place with original ideas.</p>


Five Points Café

<p>Being there feels like being at home. ŠKODOVKA is not a retro you would expect. It&#8217;s a Czechoslovak retro. The interior reminds of the 70s and 80s in the Czechoslovakia. The individual elements are dominated by the ŠKODA 100 car – a flagship of this period.</p>
<p>The whole name is ŠKODOVKA &#8211; Naštartovaná šálka kávy (A cup of coffee that gets you started). It is a place that combines quality coffee and coffee specialties, interior decorations, simple but interesting offer of refreshments as well as music from the golden days of Karel Gott, Helena Vondráčková, Karol Duchoň and many other artists.</p>
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Škodovka Café

<p>While enjoying a cup of fine coffee or hot chocolate and indulging in delicious Bratislavské rožky traditional Bratislava pastry rolls, you can see some plaster casts of the Character Heads. The F. X. Messerschmidt Café houses also the Museum of November 17, documenting the events of the Velvet Revolution and our struggle for freedom and democracy in 1989. The location of the Museum on Námestie SNP Square is rather symbolic as it was this square where the major rallies took place during the revolution for freedom.</p>
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Franz Xaver Messerschmidt coffee

<p>Medicka also hosts events such as folk concerts, theater plays, circus acts and occasional flea markets. There‘s a café and one of the best tea rooms in town; try their powerful iced Matcha with fresh orange juice, or the warm spicy ginger concoction Adrak. There‘s also a small set of market stalls just outside one of the side entrances – don‘t hesitate to sample something hellishly tasty from a street vendor in a vintage blue bus.</p>


Medicka garden

<p>And the prices are truly hard to beat. Always great for a glass of wine with a small group of friends before a big night out, or a fairly cheap tasty lunch. The Putikas attract tons of local beer lovers, so call ahead to secure a table. The interior with a hint of whimsical Frenchness is extremely cozy and pleasantly dimmed; but beware – cigarettes are permitted and the non-smoking rooms are usually packed.</p>
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La Putika

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<p>The central building was originally a four-wing baroque residence on the Danube embankment (hence its name: the Water Barracks) built in 1759-1763 (designed by architects G.B. Martinelli and F.A. Hillebrandt). It was later reconstructed and an extension was built (1969-1977; designed by architect V. Dedecek) to meet new requirements.</p>
<p>Recent extensive reconstruction of the SNG premises in Bratislava finished, but the gallery is not fully open to the public just yet, you can find information about current exhibitions and programs at their <a href="https://www.sng.sk/en">website</a>.</p>
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Slovak National Gallery

<p>It is called Eurovea and is situated on the banks of the Danube in the direct neighborhood of the historic old town of Bratislava. It combines extremely sophisticated offices and apartments, as well as leisure and retail facilities. The focal point is a large park at the river with a promenade and a public area with vivid social life.</p>
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Eurovea

<p>Come see us and enjoy pleasant moments with your friends while having tasty, healthy meals, bio spreads, raw desserts, delicious breakfast or unique crepes.</p>
<p>Millet and fresh salad lovers will find something for themselves as well. Experience the unforgettable Mondieu atmosphere. Delicious and pure vegan ice cream – this is what awaits you at Mondieu during the summer season. Delicious and pure vegan ice cream – this is what awaits you at Mondieu. The ice cream is fresh every day and served in many wonderful flavors such as peanut butter, brownie and lavender.</p>
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Mondieu

<p>Could you ever imagine a sandy beach on the bank of the Danube in the centre of Bratislava? Tyršák Beach brings to the city a combination of entertainment and a place just to relax, where, under one roof, there are rich cultural events, special cuisines and sports such as football and beach volleyball, and free Wi-Fi everywhere on the beach. Tyršák Beach shows a wide selection of films with an unforgettable view of the castle and city in the background. So, you can enjoy the sunset in the comfort of a sandy beach with a fantastic drink in your hand and with the Danube flowing by you.</p>


Tyršák Beach

<p>10% discount with Bratislava Card*<br />
*Including concerts of Bratislava Music Festival (the &#8220;BHS&#8221;). The discount doesn´t apply to Christmas and selected special concerts.</p>
<p>The Slovak Philharmonic consists of three artistic bodies:<br />
– The Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra<br />
– The Slovak Philharmonic Choir<br />
– The Slovak Chamber Orchestra</p>
<p>The Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra was founded in 1949. Two remarkable internationally acclaimed personalities, Václav Talich (Principal Conductor 1949-1952) and Ľudovít Rajter (1949-1976, until 1961 its Artistic Director) asisted at its birth. Other principal conductors that have played their part in the musical evolution of the orchestra include Tibor Frešo, Ladislav Slovák, Libor Pešek, Vladimir Verbickij, Bystrík Režucha and Aldo Ceccato.</p>
<p><strong>The Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra</strong> regularly appears at music festivals all over Europe (Prague Spring, Prague Autumn, Bratislava Music Festival, Wiener Festwochen, Brucknerfest Linz, Carinthisher Sommer, Berliner Festtage, Festival de Strasbourg, Warszawska jesień, Athens Festival, Maggio Musicale Fiorentino and Sagra Musicale Umbra). During its numerous international tours, the Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra has performed in most European countries, Cyprus, Turkey, Japan, South Korea and the United States of America.</p>
<p><strong>The Slovak Philharmonic Choir </strong>is a prominent representative of the Slovak art of professional choir singing. It originated in 1946 as the Mixed Choir of the Bratislava Radio. Since 2014 Jozef Chabroň has served as Choirmaster of the Slovak Philharmonic Choir.</p>
<p>Within half a century of intense artistic activity the Slovak Philharmonic Choir has developed into a body of exceptional quality which is today one of the foremost European ensembles of its kind.</p>
<p><strong>The Slovak Chamber Orchestra </strong>was established in 1960 at the Slovak Philharmonic by the outstanding violinist of Silesian origin, Bohdan Warchal (1930 – 2000). Since the beginning of its existence it has been one of the most popular ensembles of classical music in Slovakia. Under the leadership of maestro Warchal it became one of the most prominent representatives of Slovak performing art abroad.</p>


The Slovak Philharmonic

<p>*The building is currently under the reconstruction. For the performances please visit the <a href="https://www.visitbratislava.com/sk/miesta/nova-budova-snd/">new building</a>.</p>
<p>The busts of famous musical composers appear in the oval openings in the façade, as well as a stone sculptural group, the Muse of Thalia by the Viennese sculpture T. Friedl, and putti, figures of children symbolising tragedy and comedy, by V. Tilgner. Tilgner was also the designer of the superb Ganymede’s Fountain at the entrance to the theatre. The fountain depicts Ganymede, borne by an eagle to Olympus, where he will serve Zeus and in reward gain eternal youth, which to this day radiates from the boy’s joyful face. The building is the seat of the Slovak National Theatre opera and ballet ensembles.</p>
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Slovak National Theatre

Come see us and enjoy pleasant moments with your friends while having tasty, healthy meals, bio spreads, raw desserts, delicious breakfast or unique crepes.

Millet and fresh salad lovers will find something for themselves as well. Experience the unforgettable Mondieu atmosphere. Delicious and pure vegan ice cream – this is what awaits you at Mondieu during the summer season. Delicious and pure vegan ice cream – this is what awaits you at Mondieu. The ice cream is fresh every day and served in many wonderful flavors such as peanut butter, brownie and lavender.

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Enjoy your coffee and cake on the cozy bouclé-covered benches while reading one of the stylish magazines lying on the metal tables. Or have a glass of wine with friends on the outdoor terrace.

The cafe was opened by two brothers who chose the architect quite well, as the interior of the café was nominated for the CE ZA AR architectural award.

<img class="alignnone size-large wp-image-236886" src="https://www.visitbratislava.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Grao-HUbinsky-800x533.jpg" alt="" /><em><span style="font-size: 8pt;">Foto: GRÃO</span></em>

The first selfiecinno, fresh breakfast or lunch menu and a hidden coffee shop with a rich offer. The Five Points is a creative place with original ideas.

Being there feels like being at home. ŠKODOVKA is not a retro you would expect. It's a Czechoslovak retro. The interior reminds of the 70s and 80s in the Czechoslovakia. The individual elements are dominated by the ŠKODA 100 car – a flagship of this period.

The whole name is ŠKODOVKA - Naštartovaná šálka kávy (A cup of coffee that gets you started). It is a place that combines quality coffee and coffee specialties, interior decorations, simple but interesting offer of refreshments as well as music from the golden days of Karel Gott, Helena Vondráčková, Karol Duchoň and many other artists.

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It is called Eurovea and is situated on the banks of the Danube in the direct neighborhood of the historic old town of Bratislava. It combines extremely sophisticated offices and apartments, as well as leisure and retail facilities. The focal point is a large park at the river with a promenade and a public area with vivid social life.

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Medicka also hosts events such as folk concerts, theater plays, circus acts and occasional flea markets. There‘s a café and one of the best tea rooms in town; try their powerful iced Matcha with fresh orange juice, or the warm spicy ginger concoction Adrak. There‘s also a small set of market stalls just outside one of the side entrances – don‘t hesitate to sample something hellishly tasty from a street vendor in a vintage blue bus.

While enjoying a cup of fine coffee or hot chocolate and indulging in delicious Bratislavské rožky traditional Bratislava pastry rolls, you can see some plaster casts of the Character Heads. The F. X. Messerschmidt Café houses also the Museum of November 17, documenting the events of the Velvet Revolution and our struggle for freedom and democracy in 1989. The location of the Museum on Námestie SNP Square is rather symbolic as it was this square where the major rallies took place during the revolution for freedom.

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And the prices are truly hard to beat. Always great for a glass of wine with a small group of friends before a big night out, or a fairly cheap tasty lunch. The Putikas attract tons of local beer lovers, so call ahead to secure a table. The interior with a hint of whimsical Frenchness is extremely cozy and pleasantly dimmed; but beware – cigarettes are permitted and the non-smoking rooms are usually packed.

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The central building was originally a four-wing baroque residence on the Danube embankment (hence its name: the Water Barracks) built in 1759-1763 (designed by architects G.B. Martinelli and F.A. Hillebrandt). It was later reconstructed and an extension was built (1969-1977; designed by architect V. Dedecek) to meet new requirements.

Recent extensive reconstruction of the SNG premises in Bratislava finished, but the gallery is not fully open to the public just yet, you can find information about current exhibitions and programs at their <a href="https://www.sng.sk/en">website</a>.

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*The building is currently under the reconstruction. For the performances please visit the <a href="https://www.visitbratislava.com/sk/miesta/nova-budova-snd/">new building</a>.

The busts of famous musical composers appear in the oval openings in the façade, as well as a stone sculptural group, the Muse of Thalia by the Viennese sculpture T. Friedl, and putti, figures of children symbolising tragedy and comedy, by V. Tilgner. Tilgner was also the designer of the superb Ganymede’s Fountain at the entrance to the theatre. The fountain depicts Ganymede, borne by an eagle to Olympus, where he will serve Zeus and in reward gain eternal youth, which to this day radiates from the boy’s joyful face. The building is the seat of the Slovak National Theatre opera and ballet ensembles.

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Could you ever imagine a sandy beach on the bank of the Danube in the centre of Bratislava? Tyršák Beach brings to the city a combination of entertainment and a place just to relax, where, under one roof, there are rich cultural events, special cuisines and sports such as football and beach volleyball, and free Wi-Fi everywhere on the beach. Tyršák Beach shows a wide selection of films with an unforgettable view of the castle and city in the background. So, you can enjoy the sunset in the comfort of a sandy beach with a fantastic drink in your hand and with the Danube flowing by you.

10% discount with Bratislava Card*
*Including concerts of Bratislava Music Festival (the "BHS"). The discount doesn´t apply to Christmas and selected special concerts.

The Slovak Philharmonic consists of three artistic bodies:
– The Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra
– The Slovak Philharmonic Choir
– The Slovak Chamber Orchestra

The Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra was founded in 1949. Two remarkable internationally acclaimed personalities, Václav Talich (Principal Conductor 1949-1952) and Ľudovít Rajter (1949-1976, until 1961 its Artistic Director) asisted at its birth. Other principal conductors that have played their part in the musical evolution of the orchestra include Tibor Frešo, Ladislav Slovák, Libor Pešek, Vladimir Verbickij, Bystrík Režucha and Aldo Ceccato.

<strong>The Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra</strong> regularly appears at music festivals all over Europe (Prague Spring, Prague Autumn, Bratislava Music Festival, Wiener Festwochen, Brucknerfest Linz, Carinthisher Sommer, Berliner Festtage, Festival de Strasbourg, Warszawska jesień, Athens Festival, Maggio Musicale Fiorentino and Sagra Musicale Umbra). During its numerous international tours, the Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra has performed in most European countries, Cyprus, Turkey, Japan, South Korea and the United States of America.

<strong>The Slovak Philharmonic Choir </strong>is a prominent representative of the Slovak art of professional choir singing. It originated in 1946 as the Mixed Choir of the Bratislava Radio. Since 2014 Jozef Chabroň has served as Choirmaster of the Slovak Philharmonic Choir.

Within half a century of intense artistic activity the Slovak Philharmonic Choir has developed into a body of exceptional quality which is today one of the foremost European ensembles of its kind.

<strong>The Slovak Chamber Orchestra </strong>was established in 1960 at the Slovak Philharmonic by the outstanding violinist of Silesian origin, Bohdan Warchal (1930 – 2000). Since the beginning of its existence it has been one of the most popular ensembles of classical music in Slovakia. Under the leadership of maestro Warchal it became one of the most prominent representatives of Slovak performing art abroad.

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