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Your journey begins with a comfortable hour-long drive from your Vienna address to Bratislava. Upon arrival, you'll be greeted by a licensed guide who will lead you on a two-hour exploration of the Slovak capital. Your tour commences at Hviezdoslavovo Square, where you'll uncover the architectural wonders of the Opera House and Reduta Building. As you stroll past the intriguing “Man at Work” and Schöner Náci statues, you'll find yourself in the Main Square. Here, take a moment to appreciate the Roland Fountain, steeped in legends of knight Roland and Hungarian kings' coronation festivities.

Capture a memorable photo with a Napoleonic soldier near the Old Town Hall before visiting the Franciscan Church, Bratislava’s oldest sacred building. This is where the knights of the Golden Spurs were once knighted. Your journey continues through Franciscan Square to the magnificent Primate’s Palace, the site where the Pressburg peace treaty was signed between the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Napoleon. Marvel at Michael’s Gate and visit the palace that once hosted the Hungarian Parliament. You'll also have an opportunity to explore Academia Istropolitana, the first university in the Hungarian Kingdom, before concluding your tour near St. Martin’s Cathedral.

Should you opt for lunch, savour a two-course Slovak meal at a local restaurant or take an hour to explore at your leisure. The day concludes with a private two-hour transfer to Budapest, where you'll be dropped off at your address.

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Capture memorable moments at the Old Town Hall and Franciscan Church
Explore the Primate’s Palace, site of the historic Pressburg peace treaty
Discover the architectural gems of Hviezdoslavovo Square including the Opera House

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Know in advance:

Choose the option that contains your desired language during the booking. During check-out, you'll fill out the field named "Language of the tour". The tour operator will receive this information and assign you to a private guide that speaks the selected language

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