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Partyslava is obsolete, Bratislava needs a fresh tourism model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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We've got you covered ahead of Valentine's Day. Avoid these gifts for your better half when in Slovakia.
Bratislava has a new nature reserve, the first of its kind in Slovakia
The highest degree of nature protection in the capital does not prevent people from enjoying nature.
Bratislava mayor and head of Bratislava Region want to retain their chairs in autumn elections
They are negotiating on whether they would connect and run in tandem.
Family of wild boars on the tram line breaks the internet
No complications were caused, but the mayor of the Karlova Ves borough calls for solutions.
Last iconic Ikarus bus to be fully restored
Its pivoting joint meant it was nicknamed the “accordion” bus.
From a petrol station to a bowling alley, Bratislava approves new monuments
The Slovak capital's list of monuments protects almost 600 objects.
Renaissance house in central Bratislava gradually reveals its secrets
Historical ceiling and stonework to give Rómer’s House authentic atmosphere.
Slovak National Gallery prepares for its big move
Newly refurbished premises to open to visitors in late 2022.
A simple 'hi' to invisible people on the streets is a big help
Respect homeless people and show them you see them, says psychologist Milota Dubovská.
Weekend: Which big stars will gig in Bratislava and Prague in 2022?
As usual, you will also find weekend hiking tips in the Spectacular Slovakia Roundup.
After years of absence, river otter returns home
The river otter has returned to the Vydrica stream, which bears its Slovak name, in Bratislava.
Bratislava gets a new natural reserve
The Vydrica reserve is named after a local brook.
Bratislava zoo mourns the loss of its oldest giraffe
The breeding of giraffes in former Czechoslovakia had a long, bloody history.
Slovak Philharmonic is a first-class institution people outside Bratislava rarely see perform
Marián Turner, a former flautist, has become the new Slovak Philharmonic head. His priority is to fully reopen the institution to live audiences.
Bratislava the last European capital to launch city-wide parking policy
Illegal parking may cost a driver €78.
Bratislava's Istropolis will be demolished soon
Developer gets permission to tear it down; architectural experts claim Bratislava would lose an iconic building.
Weekend: Slovak artist made it to Hollywood
Bratislava is collecting Christmas trees, Hriňová invites people to swim in the freezing water. Here is the latest travel/culture roundup.
Bratislava’s exquisite healing garden goes on the mend
The neglected Koch Garden will become municipal property; city planning its complete revitalisation.
Bratislava's forested Malý Slavín area gets a fresh look
The restoration of other public places is in the pipeline.
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