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Bratislava launches registration for regulated parking scheme
The city-wide parking policy will start in the first three zones on January 10, 2022.
Weekend: Ježiško's Christmas Post Office is open, expecting letters from around the world
Make yourself comfortable and explore what has been going on in Slovakia in the past days.
A giraffe, zebra, llama, or camel. Would you date them?
Bratislava Zoo offers Christmas dates with animals.
Yes, Andersen visited Bratislava. The rest is just fairy tales
The famous Danish author found inspiration for The Little Match Girl in the Slovak capital, people have been told for years.
Historical house near Bratislava cathedral no longer needs to hide behind Van Gogh
The Waydanovský House, now Martineum, will serve as the background facility for St Martin's Cathedral. Take a look at how it looked in the past and now.
No popcorn here! Bratislava’s well-known cinema has been on the scene for a decade
Being welcoming towards minorities or disadvantaged groups is a given for the cinema.
New animal observatory set in nature opens near Bratislava
The wooden structure is located between Marianka and Rača.
Weekend: US basketball players score big in Slovakia
A potential Christmas present, one hike, nice sports stories, and more. Dive into reading this week's roundup.
Slovak gay sportspeople live among us
A decade ago, gay people founded their own sports club, Lotus Flowers, in Bratislava.
The biggest fountain in Bratislava will gush water again
The Družba fountain on Námestie Slobody Square will be renovated after 40 years. Take a look at what its dilapidated interior looks like before the reconstruction.
Red Hot Chili Peppers to play Bratislava next summer
Tickets for their June 2022 concert are now on sale.
Bratislava will celebrate Slovak films that premiered in 2020
People can vote for the best 2020 Slovak film productions by December 5.
With high C's, US opera stars may blow the roof off Bratislava's Reduta
Opera singers Lawrence Brownlee and Michael Spyres will perform in Bratislava in early December.
Bratislava Christmas markets cancelled due to pandemic situation
Sellers would not make any profits under the currently-set conditions.
Almost 2,800 flats were completed in Bratislava in 2020
The pandemic did not affect the construction of new residential real estate in the capital last year.
Bratislava has the position of a capital only on paper
The city council plans to change it.
Bratislava runners and hikers enjoy a new Forest Park trail
The quickest way to reach the path is from the Horáreň Krasňany area.
Young EU agency officially moves to Bratislava. Expectations are high
The authority will play an important role in tackling the latest labour market challenges, EU representatives agree.
A Trabant, a milk truck and hitchhiking. People who made it across the Iron Curtain
People running from the Communist-era Czechoslovakia searched for holes, either physical or those in the guarding system.
America’s greatest inventor will return to Bratislava. A new cinema will bear his name
The first Edison Filmhub opened in Prague in 2019, and the second will open in the Slovak capital next year.
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- “We, the European Ministers of Culture, are calling to open our eyes to the richness of our own cinema”
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