Let me redo update change text links pictures you name it to tell you better of this wonderful car run in my road warrior ways in two countries. The trip was an eye opener of the positive changes encounter all over in my road trip , and will split the post of the two countries , Czech Republic and Slovakia. It was a cruising trip fast pace by car passing by the cities of Brno. Let me tell you more of this wonderful trip on my road warrior run of Slovakia !! Hope you enjoy the post as I
My first encounter leaving from Prague on the way we stop for lunch at the road rest stops like Benzina, Mol, and Viva along the road 1 dir Brno, etc. and into Slovakia. We continue to Bratislava , the capital of independent Slovakia since 1993, located just on the border with Austria, only 60 km from Vienna , with Hungary about 10 km and nearby also from the border with the Czech Republic. The Carpathians begin on the territory of the city Malé Karpaty, or small Carpathians. It is crossed by the Danube river . It includes universities, many museums, theatres and other cultural institutions including a famous philharmonica. The city was traditionally influenced by several nationalities such as Austrians, Hungarians, Slovaks etc. Throughout its history, the city has also been known as Pressburg.
The nice thing to see with more time were the Slovak National Theater. Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra. Slovak National Museum. Slovak National Gallery. The Museum of Natural History, with two million exhibits, is one of the richest in Europe. The Mirbach Palace, built in 1768 and renovated in 1975, houses Baroque works from the 17-18C in a fascinating Rococo décor. The watchmaking Museum allows, meanwhile, to discover a superb collection of portable sundials, clocks and ornate gussets, made by the masters of the city in the time of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Others to follow are the Grassalkovitch Palace b. 1760 and residence today of the President of the Slovak Republic; another site is the Gothic St. Martin Cathedral built between the 13C and 16C, where nearly nineteen Kings and Queens were crowned between 1563 and 1830. The major monument of the 20C is the Pont Neuf or new bridge over the Danube river with its panoramic restaurant in the form of a flying saucer. Bratislava also has two castles. The first simply called Bratislava castle overlooks the city and the Danube river. The second is completely ruined, it is the castle of Devin above the Morava River which forms the border between Austria and Slovakia. It was destroyed by Napoleon’s troops in 1809 and today still constitutes a strong Slovak national symbol.




The Bratislava tourist office :https://www.visitbratislava.com/
The Slovakia tourist office:https://slovakia.travel/en
There you go folks, you have enjoy it and take the chance tell me about it ok. I went by smaller towns but no pictures to show they were Budmerice,(Slovakia) with lots of country farms ! Again, hope you enjoy this wonderful post on my road warrior run of Slovakia !! as I.
And remember, happy travels, good health, and many cheers to all !!!
I’ve just returned to Bratislava, as elsewhere time normalizes what was different. I remember my first trip here shortly after the Czech Republic split up, like a century of difference from Western Europe at that time.
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If you go to the town’s in farm areas like me you would see another poorer world.
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