The historical city of Bratislava has no shortage of monuments and tourist attractions. Its churches are some of the most elegant in Europe and the world, including St. Martin’s Cathedral (a gothic building which crowned 11 kings in its existence), St. Clare’s Church (which exhibits medieval art and is richly decorated), Church of the Annunciation (which was built in the late twelfth century) and the Franciscan Church (which displays the saint’s body).
Bratislava Castle is another unique attraction. Watching over the city since the ancient times, it has a wonderful view from the top, where you can see as far as Austria and Hungary.
You can also shop on Obchodna Street or try the national meal, ‘Bryndzove Halusky’, or the popular Vinea grape drink, at the 1st Slovak Pub on the street corner. Veza on the Kamzik TV Tower is a rotating restaurant that offers a memorable dining experience.
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