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Bratislava Architecture Tours

Slovakian Architecture Guides – Exclusive Central East European Building Walks tailor made for Groups

post updated 1 March 2022

Bratislava Walking Tours

Bratislava Architecture Tour: Exclusive Guided Walks

Our Bratislava guided tours are all tailored to suit each booking, we do not allow for bookings to be joined. Our guided tours in Slovakia are all exclusive to each client.

Should you be planning an office trip, a conference, or university trip in Slovakia please contact us and we would be happy to take your booking.

Dornyk Apartments in Bratislava by Architekti Šebo Lichý:

photograph : Ľubo Stacho

Bratislava Architecture Introduction

Bratislava is the capital city of Slovakia and is located at the western end of the country. Key architects with buildings in the city include Erick van Egeraat, Nice Architects and ARTEC Architekten.

Main Square in Bratislava, a view from the Old Town Hall:

photo : Irena Jotić

The Slovakian capital is only 20 minutes by train from the Austrian capital, Vienna (or 30 minutes by boat).

Key historic Bratislava buildings include Bratislava Castle and The Bratislava City Museum. A major new building is EUROVEA. All these buildings can be visited on our Bratislava Architecture Tours.

EUROVEA – central egg, a business, retail and residential centre, Bratislava:

photo : Irena Jotić

Bratislava Architecture Walking Tours

Bratislava Architectural Tours can focus on traditional Slovakian buildings, contemporary buildings or both. The Bratislava Architecture Tour can be an introduction to the city’s main buildings or can be tailored to your group’s interests.

Bratislava Castle and time to rest:

photograph : Irena Jotić

Walking Tours of Bratislava can involve advice (for an agreed fee) ahead of trips about types and areas of buildings.

We are more than happy to accommodate your needs and interests on our Bratislava Architecture Tours.

We can provide information on programme, geographical areas and building types up to a year ahead of your Slovakian tour. For example a group of architects interested in innovative Slovakian housing could be provided with tailored information allowing a tour programme to be agreed prior to their visit to Slovakia.

Sky Park in Bratislava buildings design by Zaha Hadid Architects:

image © Penta Investments

Visitors can be met from the airport, their accommodation, or at the starting point of their architectural walking tour.

The Bratislava City Museum courtyard:

photo : Irena Jotić

Bratislava Walking Tours

Contact Isabelle Lomholt to arrange your Bratislava architectural tour: isabelle(at)e-architect.com / mob. +44 (0)7952 149814

Bratislava City Museum:

photo : Irena Jotić

St. Michael’s Gate, the Old town of Bratislava:

photo : Irena Jotić

The Old Town of Bratislava:

photo : Irena Jotić

Bratislava Buildings:

photo : Irena Jotić

Architecture Tours

e-architect also organise architecture walking tours in other European cities such as Vienna, Berlin, Copenhagen, Barcelona, Edinburgh, Glasgow, London and Paris.

Architecture Walking Tours

Location: Bratislava, capital city of Slovakia, central Europe

European Building Tours

Vienna Architecture Walking Tours

Warsaw Architecture Walking Tours

Budapest Architecture Walking Tours

Prague Architecture Walking Tours

Slovakian Architecture – Recent Designs

Slovakian Architecture

Čerešne Living, Bratislava-Dúbravka
Design: Architekti Šebo Lichý s.r.o.

photography : Tomas Manina
Cherries Apartments in Bratislava-Dúbravka

Heat Exchanger Važecká, Košice
Design: Architektonické štúdio ATRIUM

photo from architects

Phoenix Zeppelin Headquarters, Banská Bystrica, central Slovakia
Design: Paulíny Hovorka Architekti + Stefan Moravcik
Phoenix Zeppelin Headquarters Slovakia

Turecka apartments, partments in Senec, near Bratislava, western Slovakia
Design: NICE ARCHITECTS
Turecka apartments

Kempinski Hotel River Park, Bratislava
Design: Erick van Egeraat
Kempinski Hotel River Park

SPARK Bratislava
Design: ARTEC Architekten
SPARK Bratislava