Foreigners: Top 10 events in Bratislava

Tips for the top 10 events in the capital between January 5 and January 15, plus regular services in different languages, training, temporary exhibitions and highlights of the year.

Slovak Dances premiere at the SND Slovak Dances premiere at the SND (Source: Peter Brenkus)

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TOP 10

BALLET: Cinderella; Jan 1 - Jun 7, 19:00
EXHIBITION: Cosmos Discovery Exhibition; Jan 1 - Feb 28, 09:00
EXHIBITION: 33 days with bears; Jan 1 - 6, 10:00
CONCERT: NEW YEAR'S CONCERT of the LÚČNICE choir and orchestra; Jan 8, 16:00
OPERA: The Bat – gala opera; Jan 8, 17:00
MUSICAL: Les Misérables in Bratislava; Jan 10 - 12, 19:00
EVENT: KAUFLAND WINTER GAMES 2023; Jan 13 - 15, 18:30
EVENT: Flea Market Drieňová; Jan 14, 08:00
MUSICAL: Nikola Tesla Endless Energy; Jan 14, 19:00
MUSICAL: Water (and blood) over water; Jan 15, 17:00

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