Top Bratislava Half-day Tours

This day tour is ideal for travelers who have a short time in Bratislava. It’s a leisurely tour that covers ‘nearly all’ of the city’s must-see and do attractions, so you can get to know the Slovak capital in just a short time. Your local guide will give you further tips on how to spend time in the city, if you happen to be staying longer.

Discover the traditional food of Slovakia during this 4-hour small-group tasting tour. Stroll through the quaint streets of Bratislava in search of local dishes and drinks. Learn about the history of various dishes as well as Slovakian food traditions as you visit a minimum of five establishments over the course of the tour.

Get to know beautiful Bratislava on a 6-hour private walking tour. Accompanied by your own private guide, stroll the cobbled streets and squares of the Old Town, and see landmarks including the National Theatre, Blue Church of St Alzbeta, St Martin’s Cathedral and more. Learn about Bratislava’s history, admire the panoramic views from Bratislava Castle, and drive to Devin Castle to stroll around the rocktop castle ruins and along the River Danube. As this is a private tour, enjoy the flexibility to tailor you itinerary as you wish.

Forget the hassle of following a tour group around Bratislava and opt for a private tour guide to show you the sights. This comprehensive city tour includes transport via an air-conditioned vehicle and hits all of the key landmarks including Old Town, Bratislava Castle, the Presidential Palace, and Slavin Monument. Listen to engaging commentary from your tour guide about the history and culture of the city while you explore.

Many of Bratislava’s historic and most important landmarks are located within walking distance in the Old Town. Embark on a walking tour of this district with a private tour guide and discover the history of Bratislava and Slovakia while exploring. Stop at key landmarks such as the Primatial Palace, St. Michael’s Gate, and St. Martin’s Cathedral and get insider tips from your guide on top spots in the city.

Discover the major attractions of Bratislava on a walking tour with a guide that provides a great overview of the city for first-time visitors. See places such as Primates' Palace, Michael's Gate, the main square, St. Martin's Cathedral, and Bratislava Castle, which you can visit with entry at your own expense. Along the way, learn about the city's history and culture.

Visit the historic capital of Slovakia with a local guide on a private walking tour of Bratislava. Enjoy flat rate pricing for your private group of up to 10 people, while learning about history, culture, and daily life in the city. You’ll take in the city’s top sites and neighborhoods, including the Slovak National Theatre, Old Town, the Bratislava Castle, and more, with a flexible departure from your hotel in the Bratislava city center.

Discover the rich history of Slovakia during this small-group walking tour through Bratislava. See major landmarks like the Main Square, St. Michael’s Gate, and the Coronation Cathedral. Enjoy personalized attention with a small group of 15 travelers or fewer and listen to engaging commentary from your guide about a range of topics including Jewish history, famous Slovakian musicians, Coronation history, and more.

This Tour will present Bratislava as a whole, with its extensive historical core. The tour is combined and the first half of the sightseeing is on foot and the second is panorama city tour by car. This excursion will give you a complete picture of Bratislava and it will shows you also the Bratislava second castle Devin, located on the border of three countries and on the border of two rivers.

Get a taste of Bratislava and its typical fare on this stress-free, guided walking tour of the city. Follow your guide through the old town and to the castle, stopping at local establishments for a tasting (included) of traditional Slovakian goods. Try a Slovak pastry, local wine made of currants, and more.

Food tours run every day starting at 7 PM (upon request different time is possible) Meeting point is Svatopluk Statue at Bratislava Castle Duration is approx. 4 hours Group size is 2 – 8 thirsty & hungry travellers Pre-booking is necessary

Eat and drink your way through Bratislava on a private tour exploring traditional cuisine. A long list of included tastings go from locally produced wine and craft beer to sweet pastries and delicious savory dishes. Because it's a private tour, the entire experience is customized to your preferences, making this delicious outing a personalized alternative to big group tours.

Explore Bratislava on a tasting tour of local food and beer. You'll get to know the city's culinary scene and beer culture with a guide as you visit a microbrewery and other establishments. Small-group tour is limited to eight people.

Int this tour, we will hit up the streets of Bratislava, hopping on different themed pubs, tasting different kinds of beer, wine and of course some shots (depending on your choice from options). You will be also tasting some of our tradional Slovak food bites/snacks that go very well with the drinks. I am happy to explain to you more about our culture, traditions, must sees and dos in Bratislava, and of course our traditional drinks as well. It's more of knowing Bratislava while tasting its food and drinks :) The pubs and bars we'll be visiting are different themed, so you will enjoy different experience with every pub we visit. Actually, some of them are most favourite among Slovaks, and I am confident you will enjoy them as well. Most importantly, I can assure you no rushing,, we'll take our time in each stop, you will have time to snap some memorable photos if you want to, so we get the best of it all, and you end your tour with a unique Slovak experience.

Escape the city and venture into the mountains on this wine tasting excursion with round-trip transportation from your hotel. Head to Pezinok, a small town in the Carpathian Mountain Range, known for viniculture and ceramics. Stop at Slovak Folk Majolik to see the ceramics before going to Red Stone Castle for an included wine and cheese tasting in a traditional wine cellar.

If you love castles, there’s more than the impressive Bratislava Castle to see! You can also pay a visit to Devin Castle, which is only about a half an hour away from the city on the Danube River. Once there, you’ll need a few minutes to climb up to the top of the castle ruins and admire the view. This castle hasn’t been restored, but that’s part of what gives it a special historic charm. Slavin memorial is dedicated to the Soviet Army soldiers who lost their lives while liberating the city from the occupying Germans. Slavin lies on a hill just behind the Bratislava Castle. Many people head up here for the views, but the monument, which dates to 1960, is also an interesting example of Stalinist architectural style.

Get to know Bratislava like a local on a walking and food tour of the historical city center with a guide. If you're visiting for the first time, it's difficult to know which restaurants are the most traditional, however on this tour, restaurants are chosen for their quality and authenticity. Plus, this walking tour provides an easy way for first-time visitors to orient themselves in the city.

A maze of narrow lanes mean Bratislava’s historic center is best explored on foot, but simply finding your way to key sites can be a challenge. Tick off a long list of top destinations on a private, half-day walking tour; with a personal guide to lead the way, you’ll unlock the city’s charm, culture, and heritage.

Indulge in a relaxing day at Devin Castle, on the banks of a river. You’ll take an interesting tour of the castle, where you can learn all about the history of the region. Also get the chance to try red and blackcurrant wine, famous in the region. The experienced sommeliers will tell you all you need to know about the local specialty. This is an ideal tour for travelers who enjoy nature, culture, and the finer things in life.

This Tour will present Bratislava as a whole, with its extensive historical core. The tour is combined and the first half of the sightseeing is on foot and the second panorama city tour by car.. This excursion will give you a complete picture of Bratislava and it will shows you also the Bratislava's second castle Devin, located on the border of thre countries and on the border of two rivers.

Taste the traditional Slovak food locals love to eat in Bratislava and learn about the local beer culture. We will take you to locally-loved food spots, creative beer projects, craft producers and traditional family run businesses to show you the best of Slovak produce. You’ll get to taste a freshly brewed beer from a local brewery and the best of traditional Slovakian cuisine dominated by meat (especially pork) & dumplings. Your local guide will explain you the stories behind everything you eat, plus you’ll uncover hidden local treasures folded into side streets. We recommend you arrive hungry and curious. There is no better way to really experience Bratislava like a local.

Spend the day at the foot of the Small Carpathians, enjoying nature, culture, and fine wines. Visit Red Stone Castle, go to craft workshops, and see a wine cellar that’s over 500 years old. The expert sommelier will introduce you to some of the finest Slovakian wines, and teach you about this wine-growing region. This is an ideal way to escape the city for the day.

This tour is for those who would like to explore the most beautiful town of the Small Carpathians, only 30 km away from Bratislava. During our half-day tour you will experience the best of Modra. We will taste the "local" coffee in the cosy picturesque café, followed by the visit of the largest pottery workshop in Slovakia, where you can paint your own ceramics. When you not afraid of heights you can also climb the city tower. We will enjoy the 4-course hotel menu in enchanting environment of Renaissance house from the 16th century. Mondays in Modra are never blue.

Slovakia and Holocaust- every country has its positive and negative history, but both of them are very important and interesting.The museum exhibits period documents, photographs, and items related to the persecution of Jews in Slovakia. One of the exhibited artefacts is a cattle wagon used to deport Jews to the Auschwitz concentration camp. The museum also serves as a memorial to murdered Slovak Jews. Approximately 16,000 passed through the camp in Sereď alone, most of whom perished during the Holocaust.