Enjoy a comfortable journey from Vienna to Bratislava in a private car

Bratislava Castle – Here, you’ll meet your local guide who will lead you through the castle grounds and show you the stunning panoramic views over the Danube River, Old Town, and even as far as Austria and Hungary on clear days. Bratislava Castle is one of the city's most important landmarks, rich in history and symbolism. Once a royal residence and a key defensive stronghold, it now stands as a proud symbol of Slovakia’s heritage and offers an unforgettable start to your exploration of the capital.

St. Martin’s Cathedral (Dóm svätého Martina) – This iconic Gothic cathedral is one of the most important religious and historical landmarks in Slovakia. From the 16th to the 19th century, it served as the coronation church for Hungarian monarchs, including the famous Empress Maria Theresa, who was crowned here in 1741. Located at the edge of the Old Town beneath Bratislava Castle, the cathedral features a striking spire topped with a replica of the Hungarian Crown. Inside, you’ll find stunning Gothic architecture, ornate chapels, and centuries of royal history that your guide will bring to life.

Bratislava Old Town – Step into the charming heart of Slovakia’s capital, where narrow cobblestone streets, colorful historic buildings, and vibrant squares tell tales of centuries past. This pedestrian-friendly area is full of quaint cafes, artisan shops, and lively markets. Highlights include the iconic Main Square (Hlavné námestie) with its charming Old Town Hall, the quirky Cumil statue, and hidden courtyards perfect for exploration. Your guide will share fascinating stories about Bratislava’s rich history, culture, and local life as you wander through this picturesque district.

Cumil (The Watcher) – One of Bratislava’s quirkiest and most beloved landmarks, Cumil is a bronze statue of a man peeking out from a manhole in the Old Town streets. Often called “The Watcher” or “The Sewer Worker,” this playful sculpture has become a favorite photo spot and symbol of the city’s humor and charm. Your guide will tell you the story behind this cheeky character and why locals love him so much.

Michael’s Tower (Michalská veža) – This iconic medieval tower is the only remaining gate tower of Bratislava’s old city fortifications. Standing tall at the entrance to the Old Town, Michael’s Tower is famous for its distinctive green copper roof topped with a golden sphere and a statue of St. Michael slaying a dragon.

Slovak National Theatre – An architectural gem and cultural hub, the Slovak National Theatre stands proudly in the heart of Bratislava. Built in the late 19th century, this stunning Neo-Renaissance building hosts opera, ballet, and drama performances, showcasing Slovakia’s rich artistic heritage. Your guide will highlight the theatre’s history, its role in Slovak culture, and point out architectural details that make it a standout landmark along the Danube promenade.

Experience Bratislava from a breathtaking new perspective aboard a scenic cruise along the Danube River. Glide past iconic landmarks like the Bratislava Castle, the futuristic UFO Bridge, and the charming Old Town waterfront, all framed by the sparkling waters of Europe’s second-longest river. This relaxing boat ride offers unparalleled photo opportunities and a peaceful break from city sightseeing, making it the highlight of your tour.

After a great experience, your private driver will take you back to Vienna