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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. Vodarenske muzeum
2. Museum Bunker B-S 4 Lany
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Museum of Czechoslovakian fortification system built in 1935-1938 against Nazi Germany. Equipped bunker with original weapons, accessories, furnished shooting rooms, living rooms, storages, machine and filtration room. On 45 min guided tour You will explore a whole bunker and get interesting historical and technical informations about czechoslovakian fortification system.
3. Stm Muzeum Dopravy
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By BarbieMegaTraveller
Although I have a couple of gripes, generally had a fantastic time here. The cars displayed are in perfect condition and really give you a full history of motoring in Slovakia. There are trains too - the full size ex-communist Russian variety and that was pretty cool. The museum is located at the end of a main train station so the old trains are still on their tracks. It's a huge area and there's two giant spaces A & B, so most people do A and think that's it because space B requires you to exit A altogether, walk down a little rubbishy looking path that seems like you aren't supposed to be there. Signposted ahead will be shed B. Apart from cars and trains, there's also old motorbikes including a 1923 Harley Davidson (see pics of all these) and a new chopper made by Orange County Choppers (they had a BIG show on TV for years). There's also old bicycles, a few horse drawn carriages and even a collection of antique baby carriages/prams/buggies - whatever you call them depending on which country you come from! There is a huge display of old railroad equipment from gauges and lights to a room full of electronics. Also an old telephone display, showing bakerlite phones and way back to the times when an operator would need to connect you via a switchboard. Strangely, there's even a display and video content on Slovakia's kyaking win at the Sydney Olympic Games in Australia!! The old lady at the ticket booth is far from friendly, her English is very limited but I speak a dialect of the local language and although she understood me, she was still frosty. Not really the type of person you want welcoming tourists. Might explain the very few visitors that seem to come. Entry price is ridiculously cheap at 4 Euros but they try to charge you 2 Euros extra if you want to take photos. What a load of crap - I'd rather them just raise the admission price to 6 Euros for everyone. I didn't pay the extra and although 1 or 2 staff turn up from time to time to check on people walking around, generally there's no staff there. All of the information presented either via video, audio or on information cards is in Slovakian only. A handful show English and German as well but really so very few.
4. Railway Museum in Railway Depot Bratislava-Vychod
5. Muzea Obchodu - Museum of Trade
6. Muzeum Milana Dobesa
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
7. Malokarpatske muzeum v Pezinku
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
The museum is focused on wine and wine drinking culture. The authentic premises of a vineyard town house boast with the largest collection of wine-presses in Europe. Try drunk simulators, smell aromas of wines from the Carpathian region and taste the glass of high-quality wine. We offer special kinds of wine tasting: - Sound and colour wine tasting - Can lighting and music influence how wine tastes? Try experiment with your senses and taste five typical fine wines from the Little Carpathian region with special colour and music background. - Wine Tasting in the Dark - A unique tasting of five high quality wines from the Little Carpathian region in total darkness. - Classic wine tasting - Tasting of five typical fine wines from the Little Carpathian region Tasting will be supplemented with Slovak cheeses and a little morsel (bread, pastries and water).
Reviewed By 344jurajs - Winterthur, Switzerland
Very nice staff! very informative museum on history of Pezinok, Bösing, Bazin on the ground floor. In the cellars the historys of wine making is explained - and at the end each visitor gets a glass of local wine....
8. Museum of Clocks - House at the Good Shephard
9. Bibiana, International House of Art for Children
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 32 reviews
