City: Bratislava Region
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10 Day Trips from in Bratislava Region That You Shouldn't Miss
Bordering both Austria and Hungary and couched between the Danube and the Little Carpathian Mountains, Bratislava is a picturesque city whose natural surroundings are rivaled only by its own historic architecture. Dating back centuries, the Old Town is home to numerous historic churches, castles, galleries and museums, including the Museum of Jewish Culture and Bratislava City Museum. The surviving fortifications at Michael's Gate provide a glimpse into the medieval history of the city.
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1. Bratislava Private Day Trip from Vienna
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
Visit Bratislava with us – it’s only 30 miles (60 km) away from Vienna! See the main sights and learn about Slovakia's communist past!
Inclusions: Private tour, Accompaniment by friendly, professional driver, Comprehensive city tour with local expert guide, Transport by private vehicle, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities
Reviewed By angelacQ4101TK
I met our guide at Tourist Info Wien (right off the U1 line at Karlsplatz stop). He explained a lot of helpful history to us on the ride over and then had us watch a short documentary of the concentration camp on iPads in the van which was very wise. We got to Mauthausen with a greater and more In-depth understanding of what took place there which made our visit more meaningful. When we arrived we were given audio guides and a map and allowed to wander the camp and it’s museum on our own for a few hours before reconvening. It was pretty desolate aside from a few school groups visiting. Our tour guide was great and even drove us down into the granite quarry so that we could see it up close. We went to lunch at a nice but casual sit down restaurant that served Austrian cuisine. Overall worth the money and I highly recommend this tour.
2. Private Day Trip to Bratislava from Vienna
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Looking for a speedy cultural change while in Vienna? Visit Bratislava. The Slovakian capital is one of the most dynamic, bustling and youthful cities of Central Europe. Bratislava has everything you need: history, architecture, nostalgia, culture, art, tradition, linguistic richness and some unforgettable plates. The city permanently offers a variety of activities worth to do.
Inclusions: Driver/guide, Live commentary on board, Professional guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Private tour, Transport by air-conditioned minivan, Bottled water
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities
Reviewed By sumeda2018
We never got to take the day trip to Austria tour we prepaid for last summer due to the pandemic. Sure it would’ve been nice. I was, however, frustrated about the refund policy! Not only was the company a stickler about not giving us a full refund (though it was not our choice to cancel), they would only issue the refund through Pay Pal which charged us an additional international fee! What a rip off! Very disappointed at their overall lack of flexibility. Consumer beware!!
3. Private Transfer from Budapest to Vienna with a great guided tour in Bratislava
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Take a stress free, prompt, safe, and comfortable private transfer to Vienna during your stay in Budapest. Enjoy a 2 hours long stop as a guided tour in Bratislava on your way to Vienna Explore the capital of Slovakia's famous sights: Old Town Bratislava, Grassalkovich Palace, Michael's Gate and much more. This tour includes transportation in a private air-conditioned minivan/car with hotel pickup and drop-off. The transfers can be booked 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from 1 to 15 people.
Inclusions: One-way door to door private transfer, Transport by private air-conditioned minivan/car, Professional Driver, Professional Guide, 2 hours long guided tour in Bratislava, Highway fees, parking fees
Exclusions: Gratuities, Food or drink
Reviewed By Martin62214
We had a lovely day in Vienna with our guide Steve. During our stay in Budapest we decided to visit Vienna for one day. The ride was smooth and the City was amazing. Our guide was very informative and he also showed is the hidden gems in Vienna. Highly recommended.
4. Private Tour of Bratislava with Transport and Local Guide from Vienna
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4.9 based on 7 reviews
Take this tour with the award winning supplier for „The Private Tour Company of the Year 2018“ and experience the beautiful Bratislava. This private tour will start with a pick up in your hotel in Vienna by our exclusive limousine, mercedes, or similar vehicle, and your driver will take you on a private tour to the Slovak capital - Bratislava. See all the highlights of this beautiful city and then get back to Vienna by boat, train, or again private transport.
Inclusions: Hotel pick up in Vienna, Private transport from Vienna, Local guide in Bratislava
Exclusions: Hotel drop-off/ only for the roundtrip option/, Boat transfer to Vienna / 30-35€/person, Private car transfer back to Vienna 100€/group, Train tickets back to Vienna from 12€/person, Food and drinks
Reviewed By vickibC8287RZ
Our tour guide Norbert was not only knowledgeable about the city & historic buildings in Vienna, but shared with us that he also restores paintings to their original glory. What talent! Seeing the Vienna through his eyes was fascinating. I especially enjoyed the rose garden at the Summer Palace.
5. Private Bratislava Day Trip from Budapest with lunch
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4.8 based on 9 reviews
Venture into Bratislava on this private 10-hour tour with a friendly guide. Explore the capital of Slovakia's famous sights with the flexibility to customize the itinierary. After a roughly 2-hour journey from Budapest, arrive in the picturesque Old Town of Bratislava and set out on a walking tour. Gain a great overview of the city as you view its major sites, such as Michael’s Gate, the only remaining gate of Bratislava’s medieval fortifications, and Bratislava Castle. Visit Grassalkovich Palace and learn about its history from your guide. Continue to the Primate’s Palace, an 18th-century palace considered one of the most beautiful of Bratislava’s buildings. Stop to enjoy a delicious lunch at a wonderful restaurant in the city center, and have some free time to explore and relax independently. Perhaps visit one of Bratislava’s numerous coffee houses, browse for souvenirs at the shops, or view cultural places of interest. After your tour, enjoy a relaxing drive back to Budapest.
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Local guide, Private tour, Lunch, Transport by private air-conditioned minivan/car
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By Martin62214
We had a lovely day in Vienna with our guide Steve. During our stay in Budapest we decided to visit Vienna for one day. The ride was smooth and the City was amazing. Our guide was very informative and he also showed is the hidden gems in Vienna. Highly recommended.
6. From Vienna: Discover Bratislava Private Tour with a Local guide
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
Spend a day in Bratislava with a private guide for a personalized sightseeing tour of the city. Professional driver at your full disposal, tailor made itinerary, private transportation and local guide. Visit Slovakia’s capital top attractions including Grassalkovich Palace and Bratislava Old Town. Led by a local guide, walk through Bratislava’s charming streets, hear local jokes and learn about Slovakia’s history.
Inclusions: Transportation with private air-conditioned vehicle, Hotel pick up and drop-off, Professional English speaking driver at your full day disposal, Tailor made itinerary, Local guide in Bratislava, Return to your hotel/accommodation in Vienna
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By Lijraj
The guide was very friendly and answered all of the tour's questions. She was very knowledgeable about Bratislava's history and recommended some traditional food as well as a few local cafes and restaurants (we followed her guide and we loved the food, of course). The driver was also outgoing and seemed interested in Malta's culture, cuisine and lifestyle. We also had a change to stop by the palace on the other side of the road to see the beauty of Bratislava from a panoramic vantage point. I recommend spending 20-25 minutes here to take some photos. Overall I highly recommend this day trip if you have a free day in Vienna. You will probably feel quite tired after the excursion, so you can ask the driver to drop you by Stadpark for a superb end to your day. FYI: The driver will pick you up at your accomodation and will drop you off wherever you want in Vienna (which is a bonus). Thank you to the organizers and all of the staff involved!
7. Bratislava Day Trip from Vienna with Private Transportation
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
Explore Bratislava’s rich history and culture on a day trip from Vienna. Discover Bratislava highlights such as Old town, Bratislava Castle, War Memorial Slavin and The Blue church of St. Elizabeth. Panoramic drive is also included to get an opportunity to see Presidential Palace, Slovak Radio Building (upside-down pyramid) and most importantly, to get stunning views of the city from Castle Hill. Moreover, you will hear lots of fun facts and tales about Bratislava and will get the best insider knowledge about the city. We know your time is precious and that you want to get the best of the city while you're here so let us show you the beauty of Bratislava.
Inclusions: Private transportation by a comfortable vehicle with A/C from Vienna to Bratislava and back, Personalized service on a private tour , Certified Local guide
Exclusions: Food and Drink, Gratuities (optional)
Reviewed By ClaudiaMunich2009
We booked a private Bratislava City Walk tour. It was a very interesting tour about the history of Bratislava / Slovakia and our tour guide Daniela showed us the sights within the old town center. Getting to know more about the coronation era was a highlight for me. Afterwards she gave us advice what else we could do in Bratislava. With our lovely and knowledgeable guide Daniela the two hours were flying by. Thank you.
8. Discover Bratislava on a Day Trip from Vienna
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4.4 based on 14 reviews
Visiting Bratislava has never been easier with this one hour drive day trip from Vienna. Experience a 7-hour tour by coach or small group tour from Vienna to Bratislava and visit Slovakia’s capital top attractions including Grassalkovich Palace and Bratislava Old Town. Led by a local guide, walk through Bratislava’s charming streets, hear local jokes and learn about Slovakia’s history. Available as a coach and small-group tour.
Inclusions: Transportation with air-conditioned vehicle (coach, car or minivan), Hotel pick-up and drop-off, Professional and knowledgeable English speaking driver/guide, Local guide in Bratislava, Walking tour of Bratislava with local guide, Return trip to your hotel/accommodation
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By MITraveler02
My husband and I did the small group tour of Bratislava with Super Tours. We were picked up from our hotel by a very nice driver who also gave us some background of Bratislava during the drive. Once in Bratislava, we met some more in the group and Jana was our tour guide. I did not know much about Slovakia before the tour, but we learned a lot of the history as well as current state. We thoroughly enjoyed the tour and the personal insights that Jana provided (for example, life under communism and how the fall of the Berlin wall impacted the country). I highly recommend the tour for anyone with an interest in something a little different than Vienna. We were back by dinnertime so were able to still enjoy Vienna at night.
9. Private Tour of Bratislava from Vienna and Chocolate Factory Visit
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2.0 based on 1 reviews
Discover the hidden secrets of the Slovakian capital on this private 6-hour tour of Bratislava with chocolate factory visit from Vienna. Visit the famous Hauswirth chocolate factory with a private guide and sample some of the tasty treats in production. Along the way, learn how the delicious chocolate is made. Explore the streets and parks of Bratislava, and discover top city attractions such as Bratislava Castle, the National Theater, the Old Town, 15th-century St. Martin’s Cathedral, and St. Michael's Tower. This 6-hour tour includes pickup from your Vienna hotel.
Inclusions: Hotel pickup in Vienna, Private transport from Vienna, Private guide, Visit to a chocolate factory with chocolate tasting
Exclusions: Hotel drop-off, Boat transfer to Vienna (30-35€ per person), Private car transfer back to Vienna (100€ per group), Train tickets back to Vienna from (12€ per person), Lunch
Reviewed By Kathy H
Luba is an excellent guide with good stories and interesting facts. She also gave good recommendations for the best gelato and restaurants after the tour.
10. 6-Day Tour from Bratislava: Slovak Folk Traditions
Experience the very best of Slovakia's living traditions. Whether it’s the distinctive folk music and dance, handicrafts, gastronomy or traditional wooden architecture, all this and even more will be open to discovery on this unforgettable journey. Taste the traditional local cuisine, excellent local wines, homemade beverages and amazing beer. Visit a sheep farm, talk to shepherds and have a go at playing a shepherd's pipe, known as a “Fujara”. You will be enchanted by the stories of lumberjacks as you drift down the river on the traditional wooden rafts. You will visit one of the biggest wooden churches - Christian traditions are still very strong, and travel by historic steam train. Discover the real living traditions of Slovakia – something you’ll never forget!
Inclusions: 5 nights accommodation, Breakfast, Professional local guide, Private transport, Airport transfers
Exclusions: Lunch and dinner, Your personal expenses
Reviewed By ChrisRM1961
We did a private tour with highlights of Slovakia and visits to villages where my great-grandparents came from. I was impressed with the extent of research Juri did into my family's geneology to find the towns, churches, and gravesites of my ancestors. When we visited these towns, we were warmly welcomed by a town official and priest who helped us understand the history of my family's origins. I was blown away! Our tour guide for this trip, Tomas, was very personable, extremely knowledgeable, and an absolute pleasure to travel with. He was a very competent and reliable driver, knew a great deal about all the historic sites we visited, and made our trip go smoothly. I wish I could have spent more time with him traveling about the country. I plan to go back to see the villages of the other side of my family and delve deeper into the countries' history and, when I do, will request him again. Thanks guys!!
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