"Hrad Devin" Bratislava makes for an ideal half-day trip. Check out the forest walks to the castle, suitable even for the biggest couch potatoes.

"Buchtáreň" is the best thing that could possibly happen in Bratislava. It's the first place to offer the traditional Slovak steam dumplings that we love.

"Kapitulská street" is one of my favorite places in Bratislava because it's so unspoilt and underdeveloped, an authentic street in the Old Town.

"Chutovka" Bratislava is restaurant in Ruzinov that serves a wide range of foods - from traditional Slovak specialties to things like ribs, grilled pig...

"Čitáreň U červeného Raka" is a garden dedicated to reading & the literary arts below Michael's Bridge, was once part of Bratislava's fortifications!

"Holy Trinity Church" in Bratislava was built in the18th century. It has an atypical style & is kept in spotless condition, But wait till you go inside...

"Blumenthal Church" in Bratislava is a marvel to look at - but it's also surrounded by an array of my favourite places to hang out in the city...

"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!

"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.