In Bratislava there's about million different bars and tea shops with Hookah / water pipe and several night clubs. You can find anything from cheap beers pubs to expensive craft beer joints, large amount of pizzerias, burger joints and plenty of exotic food - mostly Asian, but several Greek, Indian and other restaurants.

Vienna to Bratislava takes 50-60 minutes. 2. It would also be much cheaper. I think its 14 Euro return from Vienna to BA on the train. Bahn.de is showing prices of around 50 Euro for a single from Vienna to Salzburg (but I guess coaches will be cheaper). 3.

Bratislava has a unique charm that makes it worth a visit. The city offers a blend of historical architecture, modern art, and a vibrant nightlife. Whether you're interested in exploring medieval castles, sampling local Slovak cuisine, or simply visiting one of Europe’s hidden gems — you will be in for a treat. Bratislava is full of history and worth visiting, but just one hitch, 2 1/2 - 3 hours would have been more than enough to tour and visit Bratislava as such. Personally, I would have preferred to pay more and have a coach service to take us around Slovakia for the remaining hours.

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Visit Bratislava – Day trip from Vienna. One of the most popular ways to visit Bratislava, is on a day trip from Vienna, which is only 70km away. A boat cruise on the Danube is a hassle-free option, offering some great river views. Here's a look at a day trip to Bratislava from Vienna. Short history of Bratislava ST4R. 184 972 94 697 747 5 467 571

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