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Your journey begins with a comfortable two-hour drive from your Budapest address to the charming Slovak capital, Bratislava. Upon arrival, you'll be greeted by a licensed guide who will lead you on an immersive two-hour walking tour of the city.

The tour commences at Hviezdoslavovo Square, where you can admire the grandeur of the Opera House and Reduta Building. As you stroll towards Main Square, you'll encounter the whimsical “Man at Work” and Schöner Náci statues. At the square, you'll learn about the legends of knight Roland and the coronation of Hungarian kings. A photo opportunity awaits near the Old Town Hall with a Napoleonic soldier statue.

Your exploration continues with a visit to the Franciscan Church, Bratislava's oldest sacred building. From there, you'll traverse through Franciscan Square to Primate’s Palace, the historic site of the Pressburg peace treaty between the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Napoleon. Passing through Michael’s Gate, you'll discover the palace that once housed the Hungarian Parliament and Academia Istropolitana, the kingdom’s first university. The tour concludes with a visit to St. Martin's Cathedral.

Following the tour, depending on your preference, savour a two-course Slovak lunch at a local restaurant or take an hour for independent lunch and exploration. Your unforgettable day ends with a relaxing private transfer to Vienna, where you'll be dropped off at your address, ensuring a seamless conclusion to your adventure.

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Enjoy a comfortable drive from Budapest to the charming Slovak capital, Bratislava
Visit the main landmarks of historical city center with a knowledgeable, licensed guide
Conclude your tour with a visit to St. Martin's Cathedral and a relaxing private transfer to Vienna

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Choose the option that contains your desired language while booking. During check-out, you'll select a language for the tour. The tour operator will receive this information and assign you to a private guide that speaks your language

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