The Old Town of Bratislava is a historic center with many preserved medieval buildings, churches, and landmarks. Visitors can explore the Main Square, Franciscan Square, and St. Martin's Cathedral, which was a coronation church between 1563 and 1830. The area is also home to several museums, including the Bratislava City Museum and the Slovak National Gallery. Families can enjoy the castle, the Bibiana children's museum, and the nearby Devin Castle, which features a variety of attractions, including historical displays and pony rides. The Old Town is a great place to walk around, with many shops, galleries, and restaurants to discover
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Activities: We explored the Old Town of Bratislava by foot, which is largely car-free. We saw the Čumil statue and the Michael's Gate. We also saw the blue St. Elisabeth Church. "Wer eine Pause vom Spazieren braucht, kann in den Bummelzug steigen..." (If you need a break from walking, you can get on the tourist train)
Highlights: The children enjoyed the fun photo opportunities with the Čumil statue. We stopped by an ice cream shop and visited a few family-friendly cafes. The family enjoyed the overall atmosphere and the easy walkability of the area ✨