Discover historic monuments, castles, chateaux and other places of interest in the Bratislavský kraj region.
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The Mayera Baker's House is a national cultural monument, located in Bratislava-Old Town and was built in 1990.
Apartment house in Bratislava, built in Art Nouveau style in 1905.
School with garden in Bratislava, national cultural monument
House with a chapel in the village Bratislava-Staré Mesto. It is a national cultural monument.
Monument of Juraj Fándlyho in the village of Častá, Bratislava region
A winemaker's house in the town of Modra. It is a national cultural monument.
New Renaissance building on Hviezdoslav Square in Bratislava, which serves as the seat of the Slovak National Theatre.
Monumental three-storey building on the Danube embankment in Bratislava with an anti-kissing system, in which the General Directorate and Natural History Museum of the Slovak National Museum are locat…
Historical rural settlement with baroque water mill and gallery of contemporary art of the Slovak National Gallery.
The smallest Rococo Palace in Bratislava, built in 1762.
The Franciscan monastery in Malacky includes the Baroque Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary, the monastic building, the garden and the remains of the Renaissance fortification with…
St. Nicholas church is a Roman Catholic parish church in Bratislava-Podunajské Biskupice. It is a 3-ship structure with a Roman-Gothic character, which has been rebuilt several times and has features …
Ursulín Monastery in Bratislava is part of the historical complex involving the church of the Loretanska Virgin Mary. The church was originally built by Protestants and later assigned to Ursulínka, wh…
Pezinok castle is a Renaissance mansion with a park in Pezinok, which was originally a water castle. In the past, he has undergone several modifications and reconstructions, including Renaissance tran…
Capuchin monastery in Bratislava is a baroque complex from 1708, which contains the church of St. Stephen the King. It is known for its historical and architectural value.
An important classicistic palace building in the historical core of Bratislava, originally the seat of the Archbishop of Esztergom, today the seat of the mayor of the city.
The Franciscan monastery and the Church of the Preaching of the Lord are historically the oldest preserved sacral building in Bratislava. They have rich essays from Gothic to Renaissance to Baroque.
Plavecký castle is a ruin of medieval and later renaissance castle, which rises on the hill Pohanská in the Little Carpathians above the village Plavecké Podhradie.
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