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How Slovak towns are trying to ‘not be killed’ by cars
Progress made in some places, but transport still a problem.
Wandering sculptures go on tour
Hitler commemorative plaque in Bratislava did not last long.
New museum celebrating Reformation opens in Bratislava
Its founder Martin Kováč hopes people will also be able to hear the gospel.
Bratislava region's new and second cycling bridge over the Morava
The bridge will open this spring, a year after its construction began.
Bratislava bus chaos almost over
Operator Arriva promises normal timetable by end of March.
Weekend: Slovak woman in Barcelona goes viral on Instagram and Tik Tok
Enjoy the first spring day by hiking Vtáčnik or watch a 1922 horror film.
Saving the planet one piece of clothing at a time
Vintage and upcycled clothes on offer in Bratislava
Bratislava public transport to get 50 new trolleybuses
New vehicles should arrive by the end of next year.
Location and condition of bomb shelters becomes a live issue
Bratislava’s boroughs are checking the shelters in their districts.
Rules of parking on pavements are changing. Bratislava has lost 2,500 parking places
Municipalities did not have enough time to prepare for new duty.
Bratislava to set up large-capacity aid centre for Ukrainian refugees
There is also an information point at the main train station.
A parking house in Bratislava's Ružinov is on fire
Part of the building already collapsed.
Zelensky to protesting crowds: Don't be silent and support Ukraine as much as you can
People in Bratislava joined other European cities to call for peace in Ukraine.
Cool your heels: Železná Studnička pond to get easy-access steps
Bratislava recreational area will have a lakeside lounging facility.
Bratislava Region says it is not as rich as it appears, wants a bigger portion of EU funds
Slovak capital is one of the most prosperous regions in the EU, but local and regional authorities cite that statistics do not match life.
Resigned Bratislava Zoo director returns after citizenship debacle
Bratislava councillors reappointed Júlia Hanuliaková to the post in February, despite criticism.
Fighter against oppression to have Bratislava park named after him
Anton Srholec served as a priest in a nearby church.
How Bratislava plans to use its kitchen waste
Kitchen waste collection system to help reduce the capital's CO2 footprint.
A turning point in the refurbishment of the dilapidated main station in Bratislava
The city, the railway operator and the state have joined forces to revamp the train station.
Partyslava is obsolete, Bratislava needs a fresh tourism model
New strategy document to lay out path for “appropriate and attractive growth”.
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