"Danubiana" in Bratislava is an island on the Danube dedicated to all visual art. Best of all, it's surrounded by nature, making it even more special.

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...

"La Donuteria" in Bratislava offers proper homemade donuts! They are insanely delicious and there are so many flavors to choose from. I like the raspberry.

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.