The "Museum of Jewish Culture" in Bratislava offers a sneak peek into our city's multicultural past and once-strong Jewish community...

"Biela Street" in Bratislava is a nice narrow street lined with white houses that connects two busy spots. However, most tourists completely miss it!

"Tržnica Trnavské Mýto" in Bratislava is a market reserved for seniors or connoisseurs, people who want a real, personal experience from their shopping...

The "Slovak Radio" building in Bratislava is total nonsense and an architectural masterpiece - depends on who you ask. Their radio productions are quality.

"Sandberg" Bratislava has the prettiest views in the city, and you can take this for a fact. It's my vistas are definitely my favorite.

"ÚĽUV" in Bratislava is definitely THE place to go if you're looking for quality souvenirs with Slovak design and craft products. I like the minimalism...

"Múzeum Dopravy" Bratislava, or transport museum, is for you if your favourite toy as a kid was a model train, or if, like me, railways fascinate you.

"Travel Cafe Dobrodruh" is a secret gem in Bratislava. This place seeps with holiday mood from faraway lands; it's dedicated to adventurers and good mates!

"Penny Coffea" Bratislava is one of my favorite cafes. I recommend their excellent raw cakes and specialty Indonesian coffee, and love their terrace!

"SEDF" Bratislava, or the Central European House of Photography, is a nice little photography gallery which goes right under the noses of tourists.

"Devínska Kobyla" is one of Bratislava's city forests. We have a great, clear system of hiking trails, so wherever you are, the forest awaits you...

"100 Piv" in Bratislava is a br/shop designed for people like me who love discovering new tastes and brands. I can't believe they had draft Mikkeler...