Foreigners: Top 10 events in Bratislava

Tips for the top 10 events in the capital between November 29 and December 8, plus regular services in different languages, training, temporary exhibitions and highlights of the year.

(Source: Courtesy of SNG)

The tips are prepared in cooperation with Eventland. Download the app and see what's going on around you wherever you are ( Android , iOS ).

Top 10
MARKET: Christmas market at Dulak 2019; Starts: Nov 22-Dec 22
MARKET: Old Town Christmas market 2019; Starts: Nov 22-Dec 23
FILM: Viva La Pelicula! 2019; Starts: Nov 28-Dec 1
CONCERT: Duo Das Kollektiv; Starts: Nov 29, 18:00
MARKET: Christmas Cverna Market; Starts: Nov 30, 10:00
EVENT: Uprising Winter Edition 2019; Starts: Nov 30, 20:00
EVENT: Sunday Rest; Starts: Dec 1, 16:00
CONCERT: MUSICA AETERNA; Starts: Dec 1, 18:00
MARKET: Christmas market at Dot.; Starts: Dec 1, 10:00
EVENT: Urban Market 2019; Starts: Dec 6-8

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