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Bratislava - The beauty of the Danube
Crowne Plaza Bratislava

Local Area

The Crowne Plaza Bratislava is situated in the heart of the historical city centre - opposite the Presidential Residence, within the pedestrian zone and only a few minutes walking distance from the famous Bratislava Castle.

Things to do

Castle of Bratislava

Bratislavsky hrad, Bratislava,

Bratislava Castle is a highly popular tourist attraction. Several museums are housed within its walls, including the Slovak National Museum, the Museum of History, and the Music Museum. The castle houses an extensive collection of artifacts and exhibits. The courtyard offers stunning panoramic views of the city and the Danube River, making it an ideal location for public events.

St. Martins Cathedral

Rudnayovo námestie 4549/1, Bratislava, 81101

St. Martin's Cathedral in Bratislava is a striking Gothic structure. Its tall spire, adorned with intricate stonework, is visible from different parts of the city. The cathedral became the coronation church of the sovereigns of the Kingdom of Hungary. In total, the coronations of 11 kings and queens occurred here, including that of Maria Theresa of Austria.

Slovak National Theatre

Hviezdoslavovo namestie, Bratislava,

With its unique glass exterior, it is an impressive and spacious structure that houses three main performance spaces, including an opera hall, a ballet hall, and a drama theater. The theater is a remarkable cultural landmark that reflects the country's dedication to promoting the arts. For those interested in architecture, performing arts, or Slovakian culture, a visit is a must.

Slavin monument

The monument is located on a hill that offers a panoramic view of the city. It comprises a tall column with a statue of a soldier on top holding a sword and shield, which symbolizes victory and protection. The column is surrounded by a platform adorned with twelve allegorical sculptures representing the values and virtues that Ignác Slavín fought for, such as loyalty, courage, and sacrifice.

National Gallery

The Slovak National Gallery is one of Slovakia's oldest and most prominent cultural institutions dedicated to the preservation, research, and display of local and international art. The gallery is housed in a series of historic buildings, including Esterházy Palace. After undergoing renovations in recent years, the gallery has become a top destination for art enthusiasts visiting Bratislava.

Blue Renessaince Church

The Blue Church is remarkable for its blue and white glazed ceramic tiles that cover its exterior, roof, and interior, producing a remarkable and vibrant effect. The interior of the church is equally remarkable, with paintings showcasing the Art Nouveau style. Church is widely recognized as one of the world's most exquisite and extraordinary architectural treasures.

Reservations:

Hodzovo Namestie 2 Bratislava, 816 25 Slovakia

Check-in: 3:00 pm

Check-out: 12:00 pm

Minimum check-in age: 18