In teh Small Carpathians's forests (source: Jana Liptáková)
Bratislava is fortunate to spread on the banks of the Danube and slopes of the Small Carpathians. Thanks to this location, anyone who is still full of Christmas fried carp, mayonnaise salad or other festive delicacies can head out into nature to walk them out. You don’t even have to take the car out of the garage. You can reach the forest or its immediate vicinity by public transport.
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“We like to go through Koliba to Krasňany or Rača,” said fifty-somethings Katarína and Andrea, getting off trolleybus number 44 at the Koliba terminal. “There are several routes there. We decide on a particular one depending on the weather or our current shape.”
The route leads first to Kamzík, a popular recreational destination above the city. They bypass the TV tower since at the moment the restaurant placed on a turning platform is not in motion, the cloudy weather not favouring the view and it still being too early for refreshments.
