Devin Hotel Bratislava

... the depth of the snow or density of the mosquitoes. But a year ago Tibor invited us both to the wine festival just outside Bratislava. He and Dusan laid on a great weekend of events and visits for us. What a wonderful place, no wonder they are so ...

... the well to see how deep the well was from how long it took the water to reach the bottom. Caught the bus back to Bratislava and walked past St.Martin's Cathedral, the remains of the city walls and Novy Most up to Bratislava Castle for great views over ...

... the Park Inn. By the time I had returned Julie was up and ready for breakfast. We'd seen pictures of Devin Castle which was a short distance from Bratislava along the river and worked out that the bus to Devin left from under the New Bridge that was ...

... little old town, we went to the Municipal Museum located in a beautiful old church. There was a special exhibition commemorating Bratislava's first years, 1858 - 1918. This covered the rulers, the occupiers and occupied, and the people. That pretty much ...

This morning we had breakfast in the hotel, checked out.. then made our way to the bus stop to visit Devin Castle. Again it was a very hot day. Devin Castle sits on a rocky outcrop above the Danube and Morava rivers which constitute the border with ...

... stopped and we, after multiple attempts to find the path again, had to give up and get the bus! Devin Castle is a ruined castle actually about 12 km from Bratislava (as we then found out once we'd travelled there in the bus!) and is obviously a popular ...

Chlo found us a cheap three-star hotel in Bratislava through a Slovakian website, which described the hotel as “1970’s retro communist style”. We found the hotel to be everything described and more! The hotel was clearly tired, dated and ...

... it was carved in 179AD. On Aug. 29 I went to another castle but this one was quite close to Bratislava (Trencin is a couple hours away). It's called Devin Castle and I happened to be there on a day when they were having a medieval festival of some ...

... few throughout Slovaki. A beautiful old castle that wasn't in ruins. After the castle we headed to the big smoke of Bratislava. Our accommodation whilst there was what you could say a little...dodgy. It was a student accommodation dorm room, it ...

... directement a hostel blues,   apres le "chek in" Kim et moi sommes parti a pied direction gare central Bratislava pour ce rendre a Trnava!(40km) Pour cela nous avons marché quelques metres et avons décidés a l'improviste de prendre un ...

... lots of food stalls,clothing stores,sweet stores,live bands & folk music. the following afternoon Radavan drove us to Bratislava where we visited a Hrad Devin Castle & then met us with Suzanna & Martina who put me & Beata up at their home. They work ...

... all. Trnava called itself "Little Rome" and had a small old-town surrounded by Communist era block-housing, similar to Bratislava. There were a few unusual church spires and a central square with clock-tower for me to see. Some sources claimed Trnava ...

... Slovakia as Esztergom was pressed up against the Danube, which in that area formed the border between the two countries. I arrived in Bratislava in the early afternoon, but didn't do much sightseeing. I mainly just hung-out with my friend. We tried to go ...