New Bridge (Novy Most) Bratislava

Staromestska ul & Panonska cesta, (formerly Most SNP) Bratislava , Bratislava, Slovakia

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    Walking on sunshine

    I am officially now a month in to the 6 week trip, and time is slipping away! I've had such a great time so far, and the weather couldn't be better - it was at least 24 degrees here today, not a cloud in the sky, and since Moscow two and a half weeks ago, it hasn't rained once. I've been making the most of it, staying outdoors during the daytime, …

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    A Small Handsome City

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    ... it was an easy and quick metro ride to the bus station for the three hour journey to Bratislava. From Bratislava bus station bus 80 went to Novy Most (New Bridge) where the Park Hotel is situated. The bus travelled for 30 or 40 minutes through the old ...

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    Bratislava

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    ... speak any Slovakian. Luckily there was a woman who worked there who spoke English so we got it sorted out eventually. We go a tram to the new bridge and went up to the top of the "UFO" (a pod restuarant / club / viewing platform on the top of the bridge ...

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    Austria via Bratislava

    ... a capital city. We went up to the Bratislava Castle which was nice, and had a great view down over the city. We saw teh new bridge which had an interesting design, lots of cables. Then we went into the city where we walked by St MIchaels Tower and a ...

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    Slovak is as Slovak does

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    ... in Prague. Their heavy handedness shows: two-thirds of Bratislava's old town was destroyed during the construction of the New Bridge, which spans the Danube. While it is an interesting futuristic looking bridge relying heavily on wires and tension to ...

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    Bratislava: An overlooked travel destination

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    ... church.  The Soviets are now gone and despite the nearby roadway the church moves forward into the 21st century. 5)  The New Bridge.  You can't miss this bridge spanning the Danube from the old city into a rather ugly stretch of Soviet ...

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    Bratislava in a Flash

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    ... ; The most famous is a man whose head and arms are coming out of a manhole.  Closer to the Danube River and New Bridge is St. Martin's Cathedral where Hungarian kings and consorts used to be crowned.  Next to that was the Bratislava ...

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    Maneuvering Through Miscommunication

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    ... not very big.  You can walk across most of it in about 15 minutes.  We walked through the streets of Bratislava until we reached the New Bridge that runs across the Danube River.  My mom and I took the elevator to the top of the 95 meter ...

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    Little late....

    ... house, and the mayor's office was pink. I think all the GBLT people back home would appreciate that. We also got to see their new bridge that had a rotating restaurant on the top, a castle, and the main square. After a light supper we left for the ...

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    Bratislava, Slovakia - A Gem on the Danube!

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    ... an hour. And if time had been on our side, we might have taken advantage of this, but instead, we took a walk along the New Bridge towards the UFO Café. Constructed in the early seventies during Communist rule, the café is now a chic, modern restaurant ...

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    Bratislava = Dull

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    ... covered in scaffolding. The views from the vast grounds over the Danube are pretty good though, with a vista of the Novy Most (new bridge) and beyond. Honestly this all took me 3 hours to explore combined, and this includes the search for the internet ...