Top Bratislava Audio Guides

Get easy transport to the Bratislava Castle in an old-fashioned Presporacik with a convertible top. Board the coach in Hviezdoslavovo Square, and drive through Old Town, passing by popular landmarks like the upside-down pyramid, Slovak National Theater, and more. At the Bratislava Castle, walk around the grounds, and enjoy its scenic views.

Conventional vehicles aren’t permitted in Bratislava’s Old Town, so exploring its lanes means going by foot. Save time and effort with a seat on the Presporacik Oldtimer vintage trolley, the only tour vehicle allowed in the center. Settle aboard and pass sights such as the Roland Fountain, with onboard commentary to bring them alive. A quick, easy way to explore old Bratislava for travelers with limited time or mobility.

Board an open-sided vehicle for a tour of Bratislava that goes from the beautiful Blue Church to the Slavin Memorial and Bratislava Castle. It’s a great way to get your bearings in the winding streets of the Bratislava Old Town, with stops to explore the Slavin Memorial and Bratislava Castle on foot; an included audio guide gives you the background on the places you’ll pass along the way.

Make the most of your short time in Slovakia with this inclusive private tour from Vienna that lets you see the best of the country while skipping the hassle of trip planning. Visit such highlights as the UNESCO-listed Spiš Castle and Tatras National Park and enjoy two nights of included accommodation with breakfast.

Wait ...What about the route? As proud Bratislavian born adventurers we created the route combining the most scenic views, must-visit spots, off the beaten path panoramas and frightening haunted places. This takes you not just to the city center, Castle hill, Slavin monument, but also to the other river bank, where you will find an external castle settlement, riverside, railway station, Presidential Palace, Prime Minister’s Palace, the famous Slovak radio pyramid turned upside down, Blue church, Horse Railway station and the new skyscraper downtown. Hearing the stories around the places you will go or stop by, together with the historical pictures and videos as well as visualisations of the parts being built, this is the most compact tour you will have ever been to. Guaranteed.

The magnificent Bratislava Castle is a highlight of the city. Get the most out of your time in Bratislava by traveling in a unique way—aboard a city train from Hviezdoslav Square to the castle. The train will help you save time, and you’ll also see many city highlights en route, such as Slovak National Theatre, and Parliament. When you get to the castle, you won’t have to wait in long visitor lines as entrance tickets are provided.

Although small, Bratislava has every important feature a city should possess, from thrilling history as the site of various significant events, plentiful cultural activities and tremendous tourist attractions to bustling nightlife as a popular students’ city. There is no other capital where you can experience so much yet still enjoy the small-town feeling of the city. That’s why everyone calls Bratislava by its most characteristic name: Little-big City.

On the way to the castle you will see the Slovak National Theatre – Opera and the Philharmonic, lots of magnificent churches, the upside down Pyramid – Radio, Presidential – Grasalkovich palace, the old archbishop summer palace which are now Government offices, Parliament, fortification walls, St. Martin Coronation Cathedral …..and you will come back to the Old Town, from where we recommend that you continue with the second Old Town Tour or take a guided walk.

The Great City Tour is a unique combination of the Old Town Tour and the Castle Tour, which will take you through the most beautiful and most interesting of what Bratislava has to offer during a 95-minute-long drive. Two types of our fine sightseeing vehicles, old town Prešporáčik® Oldtimer and castle Prešporáčik® Oldtimer will provide memorable experience for you from the beginning of your journey until the end of it. It is your choice which tour you choose to begin with, either the Old Town tour which starts at the Main Square or the Castle Tour which begins next to the historical building of Slovak National Theater. A short walk (approximately 3 minutes from the Main Square to Opera) to the next starting point between the two parts of the tour. This can be enriched by a visit to a local coffee shop or summer terraces along the way.