Presidential Palace

Bratislava is the political center of the Slovak Republic, the seat of the presidential palace, parliament, government and other important departments, as well as the cultural center of the country, there are universities, museums and opera houses.

The presidential palace of Slovakia is a large-scale historical building, has been more than 200 years of history, in the square in front of the presidential palace there is a very beautiful music fountain, whenever the music rings, here will gather many tourists to watch, In addition, the daily changing of guards in front of the presidential palace is worth a visit.

The Slovakian presidential palace is an old building with a history of more than 300 years. In front of the presidential palace, the ground of a large square is paved with small stone bricks. Like many squares in Europe, it has a strong sense of age. Every day there will be a guard change ceremony here, which is also a big point here, very interesting.

A local landmark building, don't miss it when you pass by.

The Palace of Grasulkovich is a palace building in Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, and the presidential palace of Slovakia. It is in the style of Rococo and has a French garden. It was the site of the presidential palace of Slovakia from 1939 to 1945. The communist era was also used by the Slovak government. The palace was rebuilt in the early 1990s.

The old town hall on the square is a combination of three buildings built in the 14th and 15th centuries, with its clock tower forming a landmark in the old city. The old town hall is now used as an exhibition space for the Bratislava City Museum and is free to visit.

It is pretty huge, but the architecture is quite mediocre. but it is worth having a visit