
Bratislava really doesn’t seem like a capital city, and to be honest I don’t think they should try to make it that way either. It’s good just the way it is.
Nearly everything is within walking distance, large areas of the city are completely free of cars and the whole place has a small town feel to it.
It’s a city which seems to make adults act a bit like kids again.
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I like the idea of a capital city where everything is reachable…and the video is great
Hey – thanks for the comment, yes this capital was VERY reachable only 1hr bus to Vienna in another country!
Hi guys, Another great video. Looks like you enjoyed Bratislava more than I did, but that’s another story. Have added the link to The Travel Bloggers Guide To Bratislava.
Regards, Si
Hey Si, thanks for the comments about the video – yeah Bratislava isn’t for everyone :p our first time there ( a few years back) we didn’t really enjoy it either but I like to give places a second chance and Bratislava sort grew on us.
Bratislava reminded me of the Baltic capitals, which I loved!
Bratislave for me was such a cute town, all those statues and the vibe – its great for a few days.
Great Video! I guess I’m going to have to take a video editing class at the local uni to get on par, adds a great human element to your blog…kudos.
hahah thanks :p you also have a nice website, thanks for sharing it with us – do you also create travel videos? love your welcome video :p
Great you guys got a chance to stop by Bratislava. I know it’s tough with limited travel time, but if you ever come back (or anyone here planning a visit), make sure to visit the places outside the capital. The real charm of Slovakia is in the mountains, and the many villages that dot them. There is a ton of hiking trails, plus castles, natural hot springs, ice caves, rafting, etc…
Thanks, will definitely keep that in mind til next time we’re around that area, natural hot springs sounds nice
Hey Lubos,
Thanks for the comment, yeah we really wish we would have had more time in Slovakia to get out in the nature like you said – we might be moving down to Austria, so will make sure head back to Slovakia and explore more of the country and up in the mountains.
Bratislava, Slovakia is truly a great place. I read some good blogs about this city. However, here I got a great video. Thanks for sharing.
wow, Looks like you enjoyed Bratislava more than I did, but that’s another story. Is there any russian speaking people, ;/ ?
beautiful and great video