Bratislava Clubs
On Laurinska, try Cafe Studio Club, which offers live music many nights of the week. Nearby Aligator is mainly rock orientated and frequently features live bands. A Cuban band plays most nights at the very popular Malecon near Reduta.
A hugely popular spot is the Cirkus Barok, a dance club and bar with several floors in a ship anchored on the Danube bank just across the road from the Devin Hotel, near the New Bridge. For something more glitzy and discoish (and a meat-market atmosphere) try La Verna on the SNP Square by the Old Town Market. For a student crowd, Unique Club at the university dormitories in Mlynská dolina is a sought after hang-out (also popular with students are the nearby Elam and Casey). Metro Music Club in the Slovenska Sporitelna building at Suche Myto offers a mixture of styles, including hip-hop nights.
The cosy, really chill, mostly downtempo Nu Spirit Bar (formerly known as Buddha Bar) on Medena features DJs on most nights - the soothing nu jazz draws a sophisticated crowd of different age groups. DJs can also be found at Radost, an underground chill-out bar and club on Obchodna, the recently refurbished Duna on Obchodna is popular with the young underground crowd. A young crowd also chills at Channels with two underground floors of varied electronica on Zupne namestie. Subclub, a former nuclear fall-out shelter on the river side of the castle hill just behind the New Bridge is a unique experience, mainly for techno fans. A more up-scale clubbing experience can be found on good nights at Trafo, a trendy club with European prices in the pedestrian zone on Venturska.
The once famous Charlie's Pub has reopened across from the Kyjev Hotel behind Tesco, connecting to its tradition of 90s tunes and hot dancing. Dopler is a large venue on Prievozska, taxi-ride distance from the centre with many dance events popular with a young crowd.
The biggest club nights, of course, are Friday and Saturday but Thursdays and even Wednesdays can get reasonably lively at some of the more popular venues. For event and party listings see BratislavaGuide.com's Bratislava Event Calendar.
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nik wrote on 06.05.2008 at 10:30:09:
Before going to Brat I read so many bad reviews about the place but it was totally opposite their were 14 boys from London on my stag and we all loved it. We all were drunk but no stupidly drunk that we made fools about ourselves. Basically treat the locals right their will give you respect. We met so many friendly locals. End off don’t be stupid…
Jim wrote on 06.05.2008 at 08:25:19:
Just got back from a Rugby tour to Bratislava. Everything was fantastic except for the Dubliner where one of our team had his jaw broken in 3 places with a baseball bat by the bouncers. I'm sorry but a broken jaw for celebrating beating the local team. Will be avoiding the place now and advising everyone else we know to do the same. If you want a safe place to tour AVOID Bratislava
rafik wrote on 03.05.2008 at 13:52:58:
Having spent the last 9 months living and working in Bratislava I have come across very few amiable people in this city. It is not simply a case of drunk brits(or other nationalities) giving rise to the general antipathy expressed by the locals. 95% of bar/club/restaurant disfavour foreigners in general esp. brits. I have witnessed raucous and rowdy behaviour by local men as that witnessed in th UK. I have never seen brits being overly rude or loud to an extent that differs from the locals. Mind you, there was one occasion when I saw a small group of brits make a right scene in the Irish Pub after being highly overcharged and abused by the male barstaff, eventually these poor lads who had not merited such dealings where soon surrounded by a group of tall, mean looking local men who intimidated them into paying the well over-charged bill and continued to throw them out. Bratislavans, simply put, are a xenophobic and intolerant bunch, full stop. They are eager to take foreigner's money but decline to express any of the hospitality associated in the 'very lucrative' tourism industry. Bratislava is not a city that is welcome to the prevailing attitude of other European cities, which greet their guests with the simple courtesies typical in tourism and hospitality. We as foreign visitors to this city do not wish or even ask to be liked, we just ask that you show us the highly merited respect for bestowing you with our hard earned cash. I will leave this city not with the memories of its great architecture and beautiful surrounding landscapes and monuments of historic wonder, but of the ungrateful, disrespectful, bigotted and disregarding attitudes of the locals. I do not recommend this city to anyone, save your money and visit Prague, Vienna or Budapest. At least they smile.
Jack wrote on 28.04.2008 at 20:13:04:
Having travelled all over Europe, I dont blame Bratislavians for being unfriendly to Westerners especially the stags. Most of the "Aoi, Aoi Aoi" aka British stags are rude, uncouth, relieve on streets, noisy and outright disrespectful. If you guys are so pissed off with Bratislavia for being unfriendly, why not stick to bars of London with your flabby womenfolk where you belong....
nik wrote on 24.04.2008 at 12:13:30:
We are going in a group of 14 for a stag to Brat in May 08 I was just wondering if there are any decent RNB clubs or good bars to chill out in. Also how much are the drinks out there is it really cheap? Thanks
goofygaz wrote on 23.04.2008 at 00:36:45:
hi im taking my 20 year old son to your beautiful city, its his first trip to such a city and i want him to taste city culture in east europe,i dated a lovely slovak girl who introduced me to slovak ways and now i want so see for myself, but to be honest if i knew it was such a hot spot for brits on the piss i would not have bothered coming, bratislavia looks great so please dont ruin it by promoting yourself as a stag weekend,take alook at blackpool when the clubs are turning out is that what you really want
jimmy wrote on 14.04.2008 at 23:47:46:
Just a bit confused as to why Bratislava has a Stag Packages Operator called Pissup: that is slightly looking for trouble. Stag parties are not nice, most people avoid these cities, pubs, clubs that they go to. It's a very bad idea to have such marketing, Bratislava really should focus on tourism.
Simple conclusion: if you don't want the stags then don't promote Bratislava as a Stag City, if you do want the stags then be prepared for the worst, don't complain about it because this is what happens. Bratislava will soon be known as cheap tack and not for it's beauty and culture like Vienna, Prague, Budapest.
jenny wrote on 14.04.2008 at 23:33:07:
I'm heading to Bratislava in a few weeks, I'm looking forward to it but really not to the whole stag night life. I had noticed a lot that this city is promoted for it's stag weekends almost more than it's cultural elements. If the stags aren't welcome in Bratislava then it shouldn't be promoted as the place to go, focus on it's music, cuture, food. I had booked it before I realised how much stags are invited to go otherwise I would have not. A lot of people don't go to Ibiza, costa del sol etc espesically for this reason and I'm afraid Bratislava is heading the same direction, if vienna which is so near doesn't suffer from this kind of stag weekends then Bratislava needn't either. Definately work on the cultural marketing and forget about the stag marketing.
Hopefully I'll have a good comment when I get back from my trip.
Kelly from Batislava wrote on 08.04.2008 at 10:31:50:
OK, guys, so my turn to write you an opinion how I see it. I´m Kelly, I´m 25, I was born in Bratislava. I´ve travelled a lot and spent a year in London as an au pair. Since august I´ve been working for the local Stag Packages Operator Bratislava Pissup, first as a guide, and last few months as a head guide. I like my job mostly because, as I travelled a lot, I am very open to meeting people from other countries and getting to know other cultures. I also like to show them our lovely, beautiful and funny city :) Actually, all our guides (15 at the moment) are very friendly, professional and have no problem guiding (mostly English) groups and ALL OF THEM were abroad. So why there are people who might not seem friendly? Imagine there used to be 40 years of communisms, when people haven´t seen any foreigners but Czech and Russians. And since 1989 it has changed, but most of the tourists are English groups coming to Bratislava, as our media wrote "considering Bratislava to be a cheap pub with cheap girls". And some unfortunately have really behaved like this and even your "national pride" would be hurt if you saw somebody like that in your beloved city. I do admit, that there are SOME people (waitresses, taxi drivers, bouncers) who still have not realized, that without the tourists in the city, there will be no money, without any money, there will be no progress. Marketing was not here for a long time and people have to learn it. Unfortunately most clever ones go abroad and the "basic" people stay - and you get in touch with them, thinking how unwelcoming Bratislava is. And to the "unfriendly" girls in the clubs: so imagine you are a pretty 22 years old girl in Bratislava and every weekend when you are dancing in the club, some tourist, who has a serious relationship girlfriend at home, wants to have a weekend affair with you (he does not remember your name, but he wants sex straight away). Would not you be fed up with this? Of course do not take me too generally.
So my advices for you guys is: 1. book a holiday with the company (I do not want to seem, that I´m advertising here my company - book with our competitors, if you think they are cheaper) it is the best way how to make sure, you will have fun, you will not get overpaid and you will have somebody to rely on, 2. do not be too loud on the streets (be loud at the Karaoke Bar, Irish Bar...), 3. do not wear costumes in the evening (wear them at the paintball :), 4. watch your drunken mates, 5. leave your mobiles, passports, most of the money at the safe in the hotel, 6. do not take the Slovak girls as prostitutes, they are very conservative and I think this article http://www.seduction.net/world2.htm is quite right :), 7. if you want the stuff (even the bouncers) to be more friendly, give them tips (cash, 100-200Sk, to the hand) - you will see the difference, 8. save your money on taxis by booking the hotel in the down town - there are new hostels - very good idea, 9. MOST IMPORTANT: please, come to Bratislava!!! We, both nations, have to learn to cooperate, so we both need to practice - it is the only solution. Trust me, it is getting better! Bratislava is a great city and it IS worth visit. If you have any questions, contact me on my e-mail. Wishing you a nice trip to Bratislava. Kelly. (P.S. just to put it right, Bratislava Pissup does not know about this article and not everything might be according to the company´s opinion
Eric wrote on 02.04.2008 at 01:25:38:
Hi to locals living in Bratislava! I am coming to visit the weekend of 18-20 April. I met some girls from Bratislava and cannot forget how polite and good-looking they were. So, now I come to see this interesting city for myself, hoping to meet a nice young lady for friendship and (later) hopefully a serious relationship. Does anyone know something I don´t know (I know nothing at the moment) regarding a nice girl you could introduce me to (English-speaking, mid-20´s to early 30´s, living a normal life) alt (maybe worse alt) a dating/marriage agency (not sex agency). Thank u
anon wrote on 01.04.2008 at 16:46:10:
DOES ANYONE KNOW OF ANY CLUBS FOR OVER 15s?? THANK YOU!!
e-mail me with details on
dazed_daze@yahoo.com
thanks
Darren wrote on 24.03.2008 at 06:29:46:
I am a Canadian living in Bratislava and I find the people to be charming, food is excellent, clubs are great:) I also find it quite the contrary that girls do not talk to guys. I even got hit on by a gorgeous 19 year old and they are quite interested in foriegn men. Yes the Brits do have a bad reputation here but if I was on my Stag weekend I also would be going crazy without the destroying property mind you. Anyway anyone need advice please contact me and I will give you good advice.
Zico wrote on 20.03.2008 at 17:11:20:
Hey Admin,
reading these comments gives a mixed picture of Bratislava. but with it being ex communist eastern block etc, I have to ask the question.
What is the view of black guys/people?
I am travelling this Monday 25th to Bratislava for two nights on a business trip. I will be alone. I would like to go out and see some nightlife one night Mon or tues. is there a friendly club I could go to?
I have read all of the above but nothing covers black people in Bratislava. But there is a lot of puking, rip off, non smiling, aggression! not a good sign.
You have my E-mail, if you could just let me know a couple clubs for R'N'B hip hop etc, nice dcent people I would appreciate it.
Very helpful site by the way.
alan boud wrote on 18.03.2008 at 23:24:13:
Guys
I had my stag do there and some of your comments are right, but some are a bit extreme.Clubs:Dopler. Good club, good vibes,bouncers didn't want to kill us. Circus baroq. Now this is the titty twister and if anyones seen 'Dusk till dawn'(The film) they will understand.You
just get the impression that when you are in there, that it could go off with the local 'Steroid head' that are dotted around the club.Apart from that the music is good, but I do know that some lads from dublin got beat up there two weeks after we visited, for nothing I believe, which you wouldn't dispute if you go in there.Food. The slovak pub does a good steak and other food, their is a pizza place facing the cuban bar that does huge pizzas and plays good tuned!! They had a man made beach on the other side of the danube when we visited and a pint was 1 euro (Priceless) If you have any people with you of mixed race, they were feel a bit out of place as the slovaks tend to stare and don't be suprised if they get ignored at the bar as it is normal.The people are friendly but the police and bouncers hate the british and quite frankly I can't blame them as we seen some real cunts giving everyone a bad name whilst there.Do not go to the srtip joint that is a taxi ride away as you will be beat up and robbed.Learn some lingo and you will have no problem, act like a typical brit with the spanish in spain and get ignored.
Hope this helps
Nik wrote on 15.03.2008 at 22:57:44:
Hi, I am a foreigner worker in Bratislava.
First time I got here I had an unpleasent meeting with a guy trying to jump the line at the disco because he said he was a local one. I let him go because I'd never fight for such a stupid thing. After that two other slovak speaking guys called him and told him something I didn't understand about "tolerance", anyway they looked like they were defending my position. The unfriendly "local one" went back to his place. Later on the doorman let me and my other two mates in without any problem and we had quite a pleasent night.
Not everybody is mean here. Just a few ones are, like everywere else in the world.
The people I've met here so far are quite friendly and nice.
Bratislava it's beautiful but is also not so big, so you cannot compare it with London or Berlin where it's very very easy to meet other people and nobody notices if you come from abroad. If you came here on holiday, having good time it's quite simple: don't get loudly drunk on the street, don't hassle the girls, don't fight, and very likely nobody is going to be unfriendly with you.
Many good places do are kind of hidden, so make a good "intelligence" job before coming.
Summer is better because there are more tourists.
P.S. If you don't want to get ripped off by taxi call them by phone. For 5 Km the right price is about 3-5 eur (100-150 skk)
Enjoy your trip to Bratislava!
Nik
Riko wrote on 15.03.2008 at 17:39:47:
WOW there goes my excitement!
Its my stag do in a couple of weeks and a few of us are heading to Bratislava, with the intention of having a laugh and to go somewhere different, no puking, no fighting, a few rounds of cheap beers and a bit of a flirt (for the single mates of course).
Everyone who i have spoken to said its a great place to go but by the sounds of it, the chav culture has gone a ruined it, like my old favorite surfing town in the UK, Newquay. I would never go back!
Lets hope the chav culture hasn't completely ruined things for everyone else!
I am one for having a good time, believe me! But please people stop giving us Brits a bad name will ya!
Christian wrote on 05.03.2008 at 23:21:00:
I've just booked a stag party to Brat - by looking at the above we shouldnt go' we are all english but well behaved and wanting a good time without trouble. Is this likely to happen? where are is the best place to set up he stag with a girl? thanks.
JA wrote on 04.03.2008 at 13:02:55:
I'M FROM BRATISLAVA, LIVING AND WORKING IN THE UK.I'M QUITE DISGUSTED WITH ALL THOSE COMMENTS ON BRATISLAVA, BUT.. NOT SURPRISED. i'VE BEEN TO MOST OF THE EUROPEAN CAPITALS AND I'VE NEVER SEEN SOMEONE FROM SLOVAKIA (or anyone from other country) BEHAVE LIKE MOST OF THE BRITONS DO IN BRATISLAVA! ( i mean dressing up like batman, jelling, destroying, fighting in the streets, glueing naked Britons on the fountain by his friends..etc..i'm sure you know exactly what i mean) HAD COUPLE OF "PLEASANT" FLIGHTS FROM THE UK TO BRATISLAVA WITH GROUPS OF MEN WHO WERE EXTREMELY DRUNG AND NOISY. wELL, ALRIGHT I SURVIVED.. but if you, Britons think that you can come to Bratislava, do what you want that you can destroying our small city than don't be surprised that people from Bratislava won't be nice to you. We're fed up of your behaviour.
This is just the other side of the coin I'm afraid..
kevin wrote on 04.03.2008 at 01:16:59:
The people of bratislava do not like foreigners so whatever nationality you are do not go. if you do go you will regret it. myself and a friend went for 3 nights midweek. nobody would speak to us. the hotel staff were very unfriendly and made no attempt to help us with any query we had (this was a four star hotel). they also overcharged us even though i had a printout of our online booking with the correct amount. restaurants were plentiful but the food was of very poor quality. taxis, oh my god, the taxis will take you for a ride alright, they will charge you an extortionate amount of money for a short taxi ride. negotiate your price at the start of the journey but even then they will add on an extra 5 or 10 euro just because they can. there are loads of cafe bars, great coffee and at reasonable prices but thats where the good times end. Bars and clubs are hidden away in underground bunkers, you will feel like a foreign spy because locals just do not want to see you in their pub or club. women will look at you but they will not speak to you, we tried, a lot! Nobody smiles in bratislava, i think its a Slovak thing, they just dont know how to. i've been to a lot of European capital cities, i've been in quiet reserved cities but Bratislava is a place that should only be visited by Bratislavians because they dont know how to handle foreign people. If only i had read up on Bratislava before i went i sure as hell would not have gone in the first place. If you have your flight booked then so be it, but when you arrive at the airport get a bus/train to Vienna, what ever you do do not stop in Bratislava. its sad to have to write such a bad report about the city but when a people are as unwelcoming as this city is then they only have themselves to blame. if you dont want to be part of the EU and the new Europe then hold a referendum and get out of the EU club!
benjamin wrote on 26.02.2008 at 11:22:18:
Pour les français qui vont partir en slovaquie. Tout d'abord il faut savoir que ce n'est pas la plus belle ville d'europe de l'est, c'est sur, mais au moins on est epargné des touristes et des prix trop élevés. La ville est très calme, les gens se respectent entre eux. Donc si c'est pour arriver par groupe de 15 en saccageant tout comme le font si bien les anglais c sur que vous allez pas forcemment etre bien recus... pour le coup il faut essayer de s'integrer en parlant deux ou trois mots, c'est un plus. Les slovaques sont des gens méfiants, et ce, surrement à cause des gros anglais.
Cette ville est en tout cas très bien, sauf pour le nombre d'anglais qui vienne se la mettre. Il y a plusieurs styles au niveau des discothèques, c'est cool. L'ambiance la plus autentique et la plus sympa est celle de l'unique club, dans la cité étudiante de bratislava.
Le dopler est la boite hype de la bas, c'est un peu l'usine, ya trop d'anglais, mais le son club est pas mal.
Sinon pour une ambiance hardtek, DNB, il faut opter pour le sub club, qui est une boite enorme dans un abris atomique (sous le chateau coté danube).
Pour ce qui est des taxi, la feinte est de dire "il me reste que 200 Skk, est-ce que vous pouvez m'emmener là??", ca marche à tous les coups, c'est raisonnable pour nous (6E50) et il se font quand meme une petite marge dessus. Si vous ne faites pas ca, vous vous ferez taxer 700 Skk facile...
Sur ce, bon voyage!!!
Fab wrote on 18.02.2008 at 12:49:38:
Hi!
Anyone knows where is the universitary party for this last Saturday of Febbrary?
cash 28 wrote on 14.02.2008 at 00:35:34:
can any1 recommend a taxi for 15 people to collect from airport and bring to hotel. admin you maybe
cash 28 wrote on 09.02.2008 at 23:53:01:
hi heading there on feb 28 as part of an irish stag. just wondering if your only up for a good time ie few drinks and laugh( not puking in streets or causing trouble)where should we go
alexis wrote on 08.02.2008 at 17:47:32:
Hello to everybody. I am going to be in bra on 16th of february. Just one nigth. I just have a one shot. Please advise me a club that girls are friendly.
Chris wrote on 07.02.2008 at 18:20:14:
Hi, I am working in Brati since 2 years.
I usually spend only 1 weekend per months here, the rest of the time I am going for party to Krakow, Vienna, Budapest.
If you want to have great fun and be able to approach the beautiful ladies, there are 2 main rules:
1 - The clubs
Best club : Charlies
Best r&b : Dopler
Best VIP : Trafo
Best % Girls : SPARKS
Best Local : Harley
2 - I you want to be just able to talk to some girls. or not paying a huge amount of money for the entrance (e.g. CHARLIES). Don t be more that 2 guys. And show at the last second that you are a foreigner. Groups of 10 guys don t have any chance.
Enjoy anyway, you are in holiday!
Lea wrote on 27.01.2008 at 17:43:47:
Hi Joe
Of course the girls from Bratislava dont will talk with us ,when all guys what coming to Brat. think will have girls for sex and can everything.We ar not Thajland!
Joe wrote on 27.01.2008 at 15:46:03:
I agree with you guys. I live in Bratislava and I can say that English people is not well seen here. Is simple: you will never find a girl that will talk with you...
Lubo wrote on 25.01.2008 at 17:43:40:
Hi all!
I'll be in Bratislava with a good friend of mine in the middle of february (15, 16 and 17th) for 3 days. Can anyone give me some advice about where to go out (restaurants, bars, clubs). I'm sure Brat is not so bad that what i've read on this site...
Thanks a lot! If you are in Brat at the same time, it will be fun to be together and to have fun in this city. For your information, we are 2 French guys (28 years old). Bye!
virg wrote on 24.01.2008 at 03:46:55:
Went there twice from vienna. First by privat boat, was fun cos we only stayed 2 hours, though there was nothing special about the city.
Second time I went it was a total disappointment. The city is a total ripoff! Bad quality food in restaurants, people are unfriendly..... seriously, Just go to vienna, same prices, and theres a lot more to it.
Phil wrote on 21.01.2008 at 14:53:10:
Hello - please can you tell me; are these any good nightclubs in Bratislava that play modern chart music? Many thanks for your time.
Phil, UK
razz wrote on 17.01.2008 at 19:45:19:
hey, group of 8 irish lads heading brat next friday, only seen dis site now and kinda worried bout sum of d comments i read, how do they feel bout the irish, dont intend on bein rude or startin any trouble, jst out for a gud time, if someone could get bak 2 me it will be much appreciated, thanks.............. ADMIN: Hey Razz, the average Slovak cannot tell an Irishman apart from the English, your chance to teach them the difference? ;)
Smithsson J. wrote on 13.01.2008 at 20:16:43:
i need the "4 elements" club adress from Bratislava , and i cannot fint it annywhere on net....would you please....? email me
Jaz wrote on 12.01.2008 at 22:32:48:
Hello we are a group of 10 indian lads from UK going to Bratislava in Feb 2008 none of us have ever been so any advice would be welcome
thanks
aaran wrote on 11.01.2008 at 20:16:59:
hi there there is few of us goin to brat at the start of feb ,,,,,is there any decent hiphop ....salsa clubs there ,, also is anyone else goin there around the same time ,, we wil be there from 1st til 4 th feb
zu wrote on 09.01.2008 at 11:05:00:
Hi everyone..
I am from Bratislava but I am traveling a lot. I cant say I love it here but is not so bad.Every country is almost same. Everywhere you can find friendly and unfriendly people,good or bad clubs..etc.
I think good clubs here are Trafo, Malecon (its cuba bar),Charlie club and maybe Laverna...
Richard wrote on 03.01.2008 at 10:25:01:
Hi Everyone.
I just returned last night from Bratislava, after spending NY over there.
Having read most of the posts on this forum I wanted to add my own comments.
I have been to Vilnius, Riga, Prague etc in the past.
I have to admit, Bratislava was unwelcoming from the start.
The weather and time of year must have had something to do with it, I am sure that a summer visit would be different.
We were a group of 4 guys staying in an apartment in the Old Town.
We are all well behaved and well dressed, and in our late twenties from the UK.
Clubs and pubs we visited were usually small, and the locals were very standoffish.
We went to 8 different bars, 3 different clubs, and various restuarants.
The Slovak's don't seem to smile at all, didn't welcome us anywhere, and quite frankly can keep their city for themselves.
We made sure that we learnt ''please'' and ''thank you'', and were friendly at all times.
Some guys tried to mug me and my friend on the walk home through Old Town at 4 am, and were lucky we didn't take too much offense.
A taxi driver started shouting when we questioned a 1 km ride, which he wanted to charge 400 SKK for.
Obchodna street had some better club venues, but locals were really nasty in one particular club.
Stay away from Bratislava!
Simon wrote on 18.12.2007 at 13:24:22:
Bratislava is a good place but as an expat here I can understand why the locals are so pissed off with the Brits amd Irish that piss, puke and make noise/mess everywhere they go.
When will the brainless crowd realise that this is NOT Ibiza, Ianapa or a Greek party island.
Bratislava is not geared towards Stag Do's and wild weekends like Prague, Vilnius or Riga. My advise to the fools that come here and make trouble.... unless you want to face getting beatin' up by Bouncers that have had it up to the neck with you or a night in the Police cells then go to Blackpool or Brighton.
Us expats don't like or want you here. You idiots are ruining it for everyone else!!!!
STAY AWAY!!!!
ana wrote on 13.12.2007 at 19:51:54:
hi! which club do you recommend if i love techno/house music? i'll be staying in bratislava from 29.12 till 2.1
tnx
NATHAN wrote on 05.12.2007 at 04:10:33:
To counteract the NAUSEATING HETEROSEXISM of posts in this blog, could I enquire is this blog a good indicator of how HOMOPHOBIC BRATISLAVA
is culturally, or is that just our UK bred anti-democratic philistines ? If not could you suggest some good places ? ONLY GAY BARS PLEASE CHEERS
ADMIN: We provide info on gay-friendly venues at http://www.bratislavaguide.com/gay-bratislava
gary w wrote on 26.11.2007 at 15:31:23:
I have just visited Bratislava with three of my mates and had the worst time i have ever had anywhere. I have seen a couple of entries here saying if you show them respect they will do the same, that does not apply in Bratislava, my friend went up to one girl in a club and said hello and she replied "go away and leave me alone you are f*cking english and i hate you just go away" every shop we went into (even to buy cigarrettes)the people would treat you with utter contempt, it seems my lovely fellow english idiots have spoiled somewhere else in the world for the rest of us and now there is another country that hates us all, so well done you guys.We weren't allowed into this UFO bar, so were reccommende to go to a club called doppler, do not under any circumstances go there it is full of people who want to punch you, the only place we went that was kind of decentish was the charlie club, but same again if you open your mouth and they realise you are english you're done for! and no just in case you are wondering i wasnt drunk out of my mind, i would recommend that people go to prague it's fantastic and the people are lovely and friendly, or if you've already booked your flights and everything as soon as you get there get in a cab and go to vienna its only about 60km's away
dru wrote on 21.11.2007 at 01:41:33:
unique club is the best for electronic music!
Joe wrote on 15.11.2007 at 16:34:40:
Going to Bratislava in April with 40 lads on a stag do, were not the quietest bunch in the world, i assume the locals will be ok though???? also does anyone know a decent indie bar?
Mickey wrote on 15.11.2007 at 00:57:26:
Details below from holiday. Loved it there been three times now
Flew with Sky Airways from Luton
Stayed at La Trafa hotel 5 mins walk from St Michaels Gate in the old town and round the corner from the palace.
Bars to go to. All around St Michaels Gate. Old style pubs are near by and Irish pub The Dubliner. Medusa and Havana are favorites also go next door to Prma which is downstairs with cool courtyard and next to Medusa. Havana is superb for dancing but get there early around 9 to avoid doorman policies about large groups. sports bar near mc donalds.
Clubs Medusa and havana but they are bars really. La lavina - underground with all the locals superb music playing house, garage and hip# hop, circus barok - which is on a boat playing all sorts of music.
Restaurants. The pubs near st michaels gate do great value food £6 for large pizza for example and 5 beers. More up market La Mezza was around £25 each for two courses and four beers
flight and hotel around £200.
Spending money £150-£200. This will cover food and plenty of drinks are around £1 or less.
Locals are sceptical of the english so don't expect open arms. Prove that you are not hooligans and they love you. Really friendly people.
Sarah wrote on 14.11.2007 at 19:01:18:
Piano Bar is the best club ever
Carlos wrote on 06.11.2007 at 14:02:23:
Damn! I went backpacking last march. I am from Mexico, so the atmosphere is kinda different. Slovaks are frosty at the first sight but once you get to know then they are very nice people. I went to Casey and man, drinks are cheap and a lot, i mean a lot of pretty womyn. So if you can go for it, don't miss it....
keep it real.
ALICE wrote on 16.10.2007 at 16:55:54:
I'm from greece and i'm travelling to bratislava this christmas to visit my brother who studies there!I will write a review as soon as i get back. But I've read already many reviews and i would like to tell all those people who ''judje'' negativ every country they go that their country must be worst than the one they'VE visiTed.SO ALL YOU WEAKED PEOPLE GO F..K YOURSELF. DO NOT COMPARE THE COUNTRYS,THE CULTURES,THE PEOPLE BECAUSE EVERY COUNTRY,EVERY CITY AND EVERY CULTURE IS UNIQUE AND SPECIAL!! INSTEAD OF JUDGING ...JUST ENJOY THE LIFE THERE AND APPRECIATE THE GOOD THINGS !!
vava wrote on 15.10.2007 at 10:19:18:
Just got back from long weekend in Bratislava. I have to say, after reading some of extremely negative reviews I was a bit nervous about Bratislava and spending my weekend there.
First of all let me clear the air to some folks that say how taxis are overpriced and drinks in bars are too expensive.
Please understand that the fact that you are going to spend few days in ex-comunism/socialistic country, doesn't mean that everyone should accept you as a second savior and that everything should be from 1-2Eur max!
I was there on 6th.october with three of my friends and we found Bratislava the most enjoyable place.
Taxi prices may vary from one taxi company to another. Be sure to call Yellow Taxi Express when you want a ride, they are 2 times cheaper then others. The number is +421 2 4444 1111.
We paid around 100SK (around 3Eur) for 5km ride from centre to our Hotel.
We have stayed at little family hotel uptown with 3* and 56Eur was per doubleroom/night, which is fairly affordable.
Prices in restourants are also OK even if you will eat in the town center (10Eur/persone for a meal + beer).
Night life in Bratislava is great, I would definitely recommend Medusa lounge bar for starting the evening (great folks inside, girls even better) and then party on till the morning in LaVerna which is just 5min walk from Medusa.
I.ve heard that other clubs are also ok, but Medusa+LaVerna was the winning combination for us.
Drinks are bit more expensive then you'll pay for it in the restourant, but still OK.
Whiskey = 3Eur
Jeger = 2Eur and so on.
Nobody gave us the wrong look, let alone that we had problems with the locals. Ofcourse that bars and clubs are ran by folks with suspicious backgrounds, but thats the way everywhere. As long as you behave normally - you are OK.
Be sure to visit Hrad castle and have a drink at the UFO which is a restourant/cafe at the top of the bridge. Great experience.
all in all, we had a great time and we will come back to party more!
Regards from Croatia/Dubrovnik.
vava
Lee Wilson wrote on 06.10.2007 at 12:38:57:
Just got back from stag weekend in Bratislava. Read some mixed reviews before leaving and felt quite anxcious stepping off the plane. It's fair to say you do get a frosty reception from some people but in general we found the locals ok. The old town is very pleasant with lots of tourists, so you can see why the locals are fed up of British stags. We stayed in the old town in two very nice apartments, few pubs and clubs but this isn't Ibiza so don't expect too much. Enough here to do here for a weekend but that's probably it really. I've spent a bit of time out in Eastern Europe with work and I will say this, people are the same everywhere, if you treat them with respect you get respect, if act like an idiot you will attract trouble.
Paul wrote on 05.10.2007 at 10:53:56:
Just got back from Bratislava on a stag do, possibly the most disappointing place I have ever been to, Clubs were not good at all people pretty unfriendly really, strip clubs the worst I have ever been to in the world, my advise is to go to prague instead much much better
samr wrote on 04.10.2007 at 17:55:33:
going to brat in early november with three lads where are the best night clubs .
Hiphop wrote on 04.10.2007 at 13:16:41:
Thx Admin,
I will come back with some comments about brats nightlife after my visit.
Thx again!
/L
Hiphop wrote on 01.10.2007 at 16:53:51:
are there any hiphop clubs in Brat, i'll be there 12-14 okt.
Thx
ADMIN: Chicago 30's on SNP square is a hip-hop club, then there are few other clubs with some hip-hop performances: Randal club at Karpatska street, Metro club at Suche Myto, Subclub under the castle hill and Nassau located at Danube boat.
See calendar: http://www.bratislavaguide.com/concerts
for concerts.
HLG wrote on 28.09.2007 at 01:19:13:
Avoid Pinks like the plague...extremely unfriendly to "foreigners".
Joseph wrote on 24.09.2007 at 16:48:47:
Does anybody know a small music group in Bratislava who, as a surprise, can sing few songs to my girlfriend ? Name, www or phone ? Many thanks
Larsa wrote on 18.09.2007 at 17:38:00:
Hi,
Myself & 2 friends are going to Brat. for 4 days in beginning of nov. Would appreciate info about the town. Clubs, pubs etc etc. Feel free to mail me about all you can come up with! ;)
As i read in the previuos comments Brittish people doesn´t have a good rep. But how about swedes? How bout our rep? Hope it´s good cause were goi´n there anyway! =D
Cya there! //Larsa
George wrote on 29.08.2007 at 00:55:05:
What is the best place to meet a Slovak girl for a serious relationship?
Thanks
Ben wrote on 27.08.2007 at 04:16:19:
hi all...not meaning to be rude but will be going to brat in 2wks time and with all the stuff i have read here, how do brats take to black guys? again no offence meant just curious..
ADMIN: You shouldn't have any problems alone in the Old Town or in larger group anywhere. Bratislava is generally very safe.
john wrote on 09.08.2007 at 21:19:40:
going to bratislava feb o8 is the place safe to party all night with a few lads
john wrote on 11.07.2007 at 22:33:40:
Hi I went to bratislava half the girls are guyZ watch out! If you like chicks with dics you will like this place as my friend MS did
JERRY wrote on 11.07.2007 at 13:52:02:
approx 5000 ireland soccer supporters arriving in sept well behaved 98% male whatis night life like.is it safe.
safgha wrote on 09.07.2007 at 19:18:11:
going to Bratislava. any one can advise me were to go for Salsa Dancing: clubs or special salsa gatherings by salsa dancers
dewk wrote on 26.06.2007 at 12:06:07:
just got back from brat this morning. It was wicked - the women are gorgeous. Had the best laugh. Best club/pub was medusa. Also check out the u.f.o bar the panoramic views are something special. The english aren't hated as long as you behave.
buket wrote on 21.06.2007 at 13:49:29:
hi.
I'm from Turkey and I really wonder about Barok music. Are there any Barok music groups or musicians in Bratislava?
Dani wrote on 19.06.2007 at 16:17:55:
Adm, I intend to go bratislava in july for three days, I want to known what could the best plan for those three days. Also i want which are the zones in bratislava that could put in danger my safety.
Moreover, i red all the comments and they speak bad about tourists and specially about brits.. my group is made by portuguese and a russian guy so we want to know the impression that that they have about us ... if they have...
Finally, i would like to know about another city that you could advise me to visit in slovakia.
Thanks,
dani
ADMIN: Bratislava is generally safe place, you should apply common sense regarding your cameras etc. As for the image, just don't be too loud and you are OK. While in Slovakia, you can visit Trnava, which has many historical sights or wine towns such as Modra, Pezinok etc.
Pluto Gollum wrote on 19.06.2007 at 15:16:36:
Can't wait to get to the fountains! come on!
matt wrote on 11.06.2007 at 19:39:08:
going to brat in september with 6 mates wondering if anyone knows any tradtitional beer halls and also have heard mixed reviews about cirkus barok some have said it is not very good...?
susan wrote on 05.06.2007 at 14:45:03:
Visited Brat in May. Saw a guy take out a massive knife in curb side restaurant, saw one prostitute servicing a client at 11.30 in the morning in the park in full view of all passing by, one member of our party lost her purse and was taken for a two hour taxi ride to the police station and chanrge a fortune for the priviledge. On the plus side the old town is lovely and the day in Vienna was great.
JD wrote on 05.06.2007 at 09:28:01:
English guys - dont be surprised if you dont get admitted anywhere if you behave dirty and get pissed and hassle slovak girls ... thats like your mission or something ... my advice is be polite, dont try to club hop while on the sauce and if you are really horny go to a brothel, thats what they are for and are cheaper than elsewhere... have a good time
wrote on 04.06.2007 at 16:18:12:
I spent a week in Brataslava earlier this year. I found the locals to be great but the type of tourist that came to Brat was not so good. There was the usual UK stag guys making an arse of themselves and then there was also so spanish guys doing the same thing. Please stop this behaviour or give these people lessons in how to distinguish a British accent as I sick of being confused for being one.
scott wrote on 03.06.2007 at 07:20:23:
i 've been fascinated by some of the comments. if i get the gist of it, guys from western europe head over to the balkans sort of to drink alot, and monger?
hey folks,it has been my experience, that when you visit a country not your own, well, then you become an ad hoc ambassador of your nation. and the peoples of your nation. and the mothers of your nation. and the sisters of your nation. and it becomes, then, incumbant upon us, to hold an even higher standard of behavior, and make firm and lasting friendships first, with all the individuals you will deal with, and then, an atitude about us as a group will be cultivated, that will yield positive harvests, that ripple through, and flow down, one peoples, to another. remember, becausethe economic climate at this time, offers certain types of employment, that does not necessarily dictate the kind of person, real person, you're interacting with. remember, that this is the very best, the flower of their young women, just like ours. treat every woman like a lady, and every man as an equal, and you will be able to tap dance across the areas of greatest risk, without a care. long live the Queen, vive la France, and spain and all countries. and God protect Slovakia. oh, and God please, forgive us, and help us remember, that we are only a child with big muscles, and the wisdom of a child, in the community of nations.
ok, church is out, time for hedonism, the kind that does not hurt.
play nice now
pavol wrote on 02.06.2007 at 19:18:54:
hey guys, i hit this site accidentaly, but got really interested in the brits' views of bratislava and its residents, me being one of them. here's the thing: we like tourists . but like everywhere, we like polite people more than impolite. the brits' reputation here is on decline. no wonder: last weekend, a british guy was arrested as he masturbated naked and totally drunk in a fountain in the heart of the downtown. people remember such things and they become more cautious. so, it's just up to you guys that when you get absolutely wasted if you want to spoil the reputation and the city for the rest. sometimes, i wonder if the brits would or even could go so wild back home. chill out!
Donald wrote on 30.05.2007 at 10:40:20:
You all are pathetic. What city would welcome a crowd of 10-20 rowdy drunks raising hell and pissing on walls. Of course they don't want you in their bar. Act civil and don't drink till you're stupid. Thanks for ruining Bratislava for the rest of us.
Dino wrote on 28.05.2007 at 14:18:14:
Does anyone Know any good RnB club in Bratislava?
we lost wrote on 28.05.2007 at 04:27:23:
True story: currently lying in bed (alone) on my last night in shitislava.this place is so done- ten years of stag do's has made having a good time here impossible. trafo is the best place by far but very difficult to get in as a bunch of guys. The people here all have cash now that they're in the eu and along with our handouts, have made the demand for tourist money almost non existent. There is f.a to see here anyway and its not even that cheap anymore. Much better places to spend a weekend where people are friendlier. Even the strippers were uninterested. Prague is in a completely different league. Avoid brat like the plague. Women are fit but are all with their pikey meatheads and are heavily guarded. Tough gig. Don't even think about wearing something smart for the evening as de rigeur in brat is a hoodie muscle vest and your old man's shorts accompanied by a tasty pair of flip flops with white sports socks. It also helps if you take some steroids and get a commie e-bloc haircut before arriving.
paul wrote on 10.05.2007 at 23:22:50:
i will be coming over to bratislava with some mates too....
about 15,000 irish for the match on september 8th.
get the beer ready.
cant wait.
Alberto wrote on 30.04.2007 at 13:10:22:
Which days are good to dance salsa in Flamenco Club? thaks.
Pony1 wrote on 24.04.2007 at 18:25:10:
Sorry should clarify due to dodgy font. I'm from Bristol, England firstly so they dont hate the british. None of us cross-dressed or walked around with our cocks out, so we avoided trouble, its pretty simple really! Secondly I spent seventy pounds, as the format seems to have put in a load of figures.
Pony1 wrote on 24.04.2007 at 18:23:00:
Went there last week on a stag do with 10 lads. Place was fantastic, people friendly, prices very cheap - I did 72 hours drinking and eating and spent £70! Basically you have to exercise a degree of sense, if you want to act like tossers then people will take exception regardless of country. Regarding Charlie's, avoid like the plague, place is VERY intimidating, but there are a 100 and 1 other bars which are great. We didnt have a problem in 3 days of hardcore drinking. We also carried photo ID at all times after reading this site, this is IMPORTANT. Say "prosim" and "dakujem" everytime you buy a pint and you'll have no probs. I'd go back tomorrow if I could. Awesome. Botel Marina is a recommened hotel too, late bar, beautiful staff and great location.
Michael wrote on 15.04.2007 at 13:07:20:
ok you all say they hate brits is this true im going across europe and wanted to go there should i..also what is the norm for a drink ADMIN: It is really NOT true. There is a certain degree of suspicion and ocasionally hostility towards ladish groups on weekend nights, especially if they are wearing women's clothes and such. In general, if you are polite and friendly as a visitor, you are received very warmly.
pete wrote on 12.04.2007 at 16:35:01:
On my way to bratislava during middle of May,(12 lads on stag) read the comments and heard a lot of bad news about the place, specifically the way brits can be treated at times! Is it realy that bad or can we actually have a good time there???
Admin: You really can have a good time, as long as you act civilised. Brits are sometimes treated with caution based on experience.
jamieC wrote on 10.04.2007 at 22:18:17:
i agree with Big Al, this place sounds terrifying. can anyone reccomend any good places to go. there are 12 of us going on a stag do?? nothing too rowdy tho.
Big Al wrote on 09.04.2007 at 23:01:40:
This place sounds like hell,I am going with 30 lads and it sounds like we might aswell stay in the hotel bar as it seems safer!!
Someone tell me that this place is great as I went to krakow last year with the same lads,no trouble,great people and not a racist place......can anyone help!!!
suzy wrote on 05.04.2007 at 11:53:14:
@Antoine...U should try DOPLER www.dopler.sk
Nick wrote on 27.03.2007 at 16:24:43:
Charlies - Absolute dive of a place and not cheap. Bouncers are very intimidating and I saw them, huge body builders knock lumps out of someone in Charlies. Dirty race of people , girls look pretty but there prob no diff to the dirty shadey mobsters you see walking around. Horrible sewer of a place. stay clear, its a dump and charlies should be bombed
Antoine wrote on 27.03.2007 at 13:36:32:
Easter weekend!!! Anyone know the hotspots for 5 american guys in their 20's? Hip Hop, rock and top 40 music is needed. VIP areas also...???
matus wrote on 24.03.2007 at 09:40:20:
For all hip hop and electronic music lovers going to be in Bratislava 28.4.07 indoor music festival PRVYMAJ. For only 5 Euro U can see more than 40djs and live acts from 9 countries including DJ Netik from France/World DMC Champion 2006/, great UK Drum and bass producers Craggz & Parallel Forces, dutch techno ambasador Jeroen Liebregts, USA legend KeroOne and many more. Look for clubs Subclub.sk, Nassau, Bernolak-artattack.sk/aafb, Nuspirit or web prvymaj.sk
tony wrote on 20.03.2007 at 19:17:18:
Any brits reading this seriously don't even think about going to Bratislava. I am very well travelled and couldn't believe the corrruption over there. Myself and some friends went there last weekend and was walking down the street to be confronted by armed police officers demanding money because we didn't have our passports with us. It ended up with us in the back of a police van being taken god knows where to intimidate and scare cash out of us. Eventually we ended up back at the hotel with them giving up. They DO NOT like Brit's there. The town is lifeless and dull and forget about the hype on cheap drinks and great deals. Do yourselves a big favour and stay well away. This is not a joke. ADMIN: Slovak law requires that you be able to produce a photo ID.
Maria wrote on 18.03.2007 at 16:55:53:
Hi, I am here for one year and I love Bratislava. Clubs are great exept Aligator where the security guys use to beat innocent people.
If you saw or know about such incidents as well, please contact me. I curious if is a habit.
Have fun! But watch out!
misami wrote on 26.02.2007 at 10:26:11:
We treat Americans as any other people we are just normal. But some guys esp. from U.K. think this is a big strip bar and they can demolate everything...
so if you want to have a good time you definetely will. Anyway Slovak people are very nice and helpful and most of young people speak English. Maybe youll get some new friends over here. For sure what you give you will get (I dont think money of course!)
Sammy wrote on 23.02.2007 at 17:18:34:
I hear a lot about the English, but, can anyone tell me how they treat Americans there?
keith wrote on 22.02.2007 at 18:06:04:
hi coming to brat soon on stag-confused with all i have read-can anyone tell me the best clubs for loads of girls-we are aged from 25-45.also good daytime drink place pref with strippers or fun pub. thanks
Mark wrote on 20.02.2007 at 17:42:12:
I will be in Bratislava between 22nd - 25th. Does anyone Know any clubs or bars that will playing R n B/hip-hop and what nights?
René wrote on 18.02.2007 at 21:10:16:
hi! i´m searching for a club in bratislava, where i can hear some goa or psychedelic music. maybe someone of you could help me?
light and energy
mel wrote on 07.02.2007 at 13:35:44:
Hi, i'm going to spend a couple of day in Bratislava with 4 mates, someone have any advice for a good beer and nice rock music?
yves wrote on 27.01.2007 at 23:27:52:
please just one information, what is the place called "Medussa" ?
night club or a street ? ADMIN: Restaurant and bar at a street called Michalska.
Craig gee wrote on 15.01.2007 at 23:36:40:
Going out to brat in april for a couple off days would appreciate it if someone could give me some info on top dance/techno clubs???
cro cop wrote on 14.01.2007 at 21:25:58:
i live in croatia and last week i have been on hooliday me and my friends in Bratislava,the best club for me is cirkus,sparx and i have also visited KOTVA night club.
Roman wrote on 12.01.2007 at 20:00:05:
if you would like live celtic, or irish music try to go every wednesday from 7pm to 9:30 in Celtic cellar under ground in www.slovakpub.sk more than 5 years existed this session !!! Cheap beer, cheap JAMESON whisky and good atmosphere... sometimes play there irish people lived in Bratislava...
Roman
Valli wrote on 12.01.2007 at 15:25:13:
I went to partyslava on newyears eve, and i loved it. dopler was like the best club ive ever been to. lots of girls, all hot, but watch out that u dont catch a hoe. really.
tj wrote on 12.01.2007 at 13:03:22:
lived in bratislava for a long time have moved away now however. Good night clubs are babylon, kotva (one of the biggest) and a place called big apple, situated on the corner of obchodna, called obchodna vysoka. Cirkus barok is alot of fun as well as laverna, if you want something dirt cheap out of the tourist track go to caseys, drink absinth with young slovaks could be fun.
take care
Ron wrote on 12.01.2007 at 01:03:21:
Lived in Bratislavq for 2 years while working at Puegeot plant. The place is great!! but be polite to have a good time!! Met a girl, Michelina, and can't forget her!! The Brits give tourists a BAD name!!
Nick wrote on 09.01.2007 at 15:31:05:
Hi im going to Bratislava on the 9th of Feb for my birthday weekend, myself and 4 mates. can any1 recommend any good clubs/brothels, ive heard that a place called EVITA is quite good??? any info would be great. cheers
jan wrote on 09.01.2007 at 08:43:38:
can someone tell me what kind of club is Kotva and how good is it?
peter wrote on 03.01.2007 at 09:51:43:
Hi! Any good idea to have some fun like a good party this Thursday or Friday evening?!
Tibi wrote on 26.12.2006 at 22:06:30:
Hey, i'm going to Bratislava for New Year's eve with some friends. We're into techno/house music and would like to know what are the best clubs in the area to have some fun. Also if you know what can be done there for New year party would be nice. Thanks a lot
ivan wrote on 19.12.2006 at 14:19:40:
hello anyone knows if there are any good partyes in bratislava in the days of 26-27 and 28 of dicember???
Darren wrote on 14.12.2006 at 21:40:07:
I am a Canadian man living in Bratislava and find there are many nice clubs. Yes they do seem to charge the tourist more and also the taxis are over priced. All I can recommend recieve a bill from the waitress and never go anywhere that looks suspect. Keep your wits about you. Keep Safe
nit wrote on 14.12.2006 at 00:30:27:
who is coming to bratislava on new years? those who are comin email me so that we can meet there , it will be one hell of a experience, bye
nit wrote on 14.12.2006 at 00:28:17:
WHERE IN BRATISLAVA CAN YOU HEAR PSYTRANCE, what club?
rich wrote on 13.12.2006 at 12:34:55:
i went to riga last winter and had a few run-in with the local neo-nazis, is this likerly to happen here, is bratislava safe? also have u got any suggestions of some cheap and decent hotels? bout 20 of us goin ADMIN: While there have been occasional problems with neo-nazis, you are unlikely to have any difficulties, especially if you are in a group. For cheap hotels, check www.BratislavaHotels.com for an extensive selection.
Nirav wrote on 08.12.2006 at 11:32:11:
Is there anywhere in particular I should avoid going??
Bhaskar wrote on 26.11.2006 at 22:02:17:
are they racist in bratislava, I'm indian by origin
aldo wrote on 25.11.2006 at 11:35:17:
Stay away from Laverna. Doormen are violent. Zlaty Bazant costs 80 SKK! Teeming with 2Kool4sKool birds.
perve wrote on 23.11.2006 at 16:47:51:
Big Apple, give it a miss, intimidating, overcharged and poor quality of girls, better birds at Tesco checkout Bratislava. Smiley
Al wrote on 14.11.2006 at 19:58:35:
Me and sum m8 r goin bratislava in december.
We're goin durin the week tho are there any gd places 2 go?
Faversham Rugby Club wrote on 13.11.2006 at 18:09:44:
Faversham rugby club is touring Bratislava in May 07
Can anyone recomend any bars big enough to hold 35 of us???
alex wrote on 09.11.2006 at 13:54:22:
It's me again. FOrgot about most important thing SPA u have to go there for 80 euro myself and my boyfriend had a full day use of SPA and as well full body massage, wraps, oxygentherapy, and use of privet jacuzzi for 1 hour. U have to do it.
alex wrote on 09.11.2006 at 13:50:25:
Bratislava is a good spot for weekends (Fri-Sat) the rest of the week nothing happen. The good 'pick up' place is Medussa loads singles girls looking for... Night Live is brilliant and nithe clubs r open till 4-5am, drinks r cheap just be carefull they like to rip u off, any time u go to the bar u pay different price so keep an eye on that, as well in Charlies nite club we paid 3 times more than locals, but it still we had great nite!!! restaurants r quite expensive if u looking for real good food with the great view go to UFO tower on the new bridge, not the cheepest in town but u'll enjoy every minute of it. Very nice and not that expensive restauran is Lebovski food was lovley. If u Irish and looking for home away u'll be dissapointed-only Irish Pub in town called Dubliner only what is irish in it is pictures on the walls and Guinness, no life music not even irish CD, but believe or not I think it was the busiest Pub in town during midweek, and one more think if u like coctails go to Havana Pub- Cuban Pub barman knows his job....
Enjoy Bratislava as we did.
evina wrote on 06.11.2006 at 22:16:56:
I am working as a guide for the stag parties in Bratislava and the guys have mostly been very surprised about Bratislava. But there are really too many stag parties, most of the men in the clubs are the Brits and some pubs and bars refuse English because of their bad reputation in the town. If you wanna enter good bars and clubs dont wear fancy costums(scoobydoo, batman or a transvestite costum!!!). Respect the locals and you will have a good time in Bratislava. One more thing: If you dont want to pay more then the locals for the drinks in the bars or clubs, ask the bar tenders or waitresses for a bill - they cant piss you off:-) think of some more activities then only drinking (shooting, mud wrestling, go-karting, relaxing in a spa place,...).
Have fun!!
Jamie wrote on 02.11.2006 at 23:18:04:
Going to Bratislava on Monday (06/11) Is there any good hip hop nights? Or what are the best clubs to go to for Hip Hop?
thanks
KJ wrote on 01.11.2006 at 02:34:21:
Going to be in Bratislavaon 30 Nov to the 3 December. Any Hip-Hop clubs or places I can go too?
Charlie's Club wrote on 25.10.2006 at 22:04:16:
Charlie's Club in Bratislava is screwing all tourists with letting them pay 3 times as much as other people. Don't go there if you like your budget.
luca wrote on 19.10.2006 at 15:56:58:
The last weekend of the month is there in bratislava a big university party, is it true?
in October where it will be?
ADMIN: It's called "beania" and every faculty (sometimes whole university) has its own party. For example, you can check:
http://beania.djj.sk/
which is whole-university party of Comenius University.
AJ wrote on 16.10.2006 at 17:20:41:
Can you party in Bratislava during the week or do you recommend weekend? We were out in Prague on Thursday and it was very empty
ADMIN: weekends are better of course, I recommend Friday's or Saturday's night.
DJ_Zet Van X wrote on 11.10.2006 at 21:39:45:
Are there any House Clubs in Bratislava?? I'm a DJ and I want to visit your country and play some music in one of them. Take care.
ADMIN: Most of the clubs are not specialized, so many of them feature night of D&B, House etc. Try Subclub and Duna, maybe also larger Doppler.
marino wrote on 06.10.2006 at 13:33:20:
Does anyonne know any Drum&Bass clubs in bratislava? Take care and thanks
ADMIN: Subclub under Castle hill or Duna club under Slovak Technical University
Ian wrote on 05.10.2006 at 15:23:22:
Going to Bratislava tomorrow, can anyone tell me the name of the nightclub with the short slide from the bar down to the dancefloor? Been there before but forgotten the name. Cheers
ADMIN: Ian, the club is Laverna, in SNP Square.
jonboy wrote on 05.10.2006 at 15:12:01:
ahve friends in galante 40km fron bratislava visited it and fell in love with country and its people. will return there one day i promiss.
Cartwheel wrote on 02.10.2006 at 14:55:16:
Went to Bratislava with 14 others. We walked into Charlies and ordered a drink, there was no one at the door and so we just sat down at the bar, however the door men, 10 hugh bodybuilders locked the doors and wouldn't let us out until we paid them, we then got followed around for the rest of the night. luckily there was enough of us otherwise there was no doubt we would have ended in the river. The place isn't cheap either
eric wrote on 29.09.2006 at 22:17:41:
looking for contact for moulin rouge in bratislava....... some one have it?
Sam wrote on 16.09.2006 at 13:30:37:
Cheers ChillyGirl! Heading out there in a few days so will check it out :)
omer wrote on 12.09.2006 at 12:12:27:
hi we are 2 guy from israel 27 we are comming in october wewould like to know where it is best to go out in bratislava is there any rock clubs??
fetish clubs???or just great place to meet girls????
ChillyGirl wrote on 12.09.2006 at 11:38:38:
Sam, go to Richardo, there's great hip-hop music and it's really nice place:))) but it's the best to go there in friday or when is some action. bye;)
John wrote on 10.09.2006 at 18:01:42:
Dobre Den, going to Bratislava for the weekend with 2 friends from Ireland, anyone got any suggestions on where the best pubs/food and more importantly ladies
Erkin wrote on 07.09.2006 at 13:50:25:
I stayed in Crown Plaza in Bratislava for a congress nearly 5 days. The hotel was perfect. That was the most enjoyable 5 days of my life. Night life, people were amazing. I just had problems with Slovakian food. I met a girl called Patricia. Impossible to forget her!!
Daniele wrote on 06.09.2006 at 16:25:07:
I'm going to Bratislava with a frind on 3 octuber, I'd like to have any advice for going out and meeting friendly people
Ivana chicita wrote on 06.09.2006 at 16:01:16:
You must visit Cirkus Barok and Flamenko I love Bratislava so much and evrithing there.I will be back soon. Ivana from Serbia
Sam wrote on 03.09.2006 at 19:46:32:
Further to Milo's comment, has anyone discovered any hiphop, r'n'b bars/clubs in Bratislava?
Omar wrote on 30.08.2006 at 15:01:33:
Is Bratislava seasonal, we are thinking of visiting in early November is quite or still party time??
Thanks Omar
Josh wrote on 30.08.2006 at 13:54:03:
My best bud and I are arriving Bratislava this Friday and will stay for 1 night. We are 2 big bodybuilder guys and would like to have 3some with a blond slav woman. Where shall we go? Are there any group sex clubs there?
Stagdoking wrote on 27.08.2006 at 03:56:11:
Don't piss on resteraunt walls, one of the guys on our do did and got a gun pointed at his head by the mafia dude who ran it. We then had to run away from 3 BMW's -thought we were gonna end up in the Danube! The mafia run the place, as teh guys pointing guns at our heads explained. The police refuse to understand you, and are probably on mafia payroll. The women in the Moulin Rouge are FIT, even if it is overpriced. Casey Club, the joint with the pepsi sign by it is quite good, just dont abuse the guest star (called lobo when we were there) - got into a fight.
ralf wrote on 27.08.2006 at 01:57:13:
oh my goss, too many brasses. i got vd. i love slovak pub.
jay wrote on 20.08.2006 at 17:16:39:
hi, going to bratislava on a stag do wanted to know the best places to go for the ladies, also can antone tell me jus how cheep the beer is out there, getting mixed opinions. Oh and been asked to find out how cheep the ladies are the stag needs to be stiched up, thanks.
COCORICO wrote on 18.08.2006 at 03:34:58:
Hi,
I am going to Bratislava next week,do any one can tell me where or which pub or bar to find nice girls for party and fun.
Keanu wrote on 09.08.2006 at 08:54:56:
Hello, we will be visiting Bratislava on the 1sept and would like to know where the best place is to meet women and ofcourse party!
Mike wrote on 26.07.2006 at 06:00:38:
Hi I will be in Bratislava on august 4th. Anyone has tips for good trance, goa, house and techno club ? Thanks for your help. And also, it is not a very touristic city so how are people toward tourists, (for those who'd been there)?
andy wrote on 18.07.2006 at 19:26:41:
hi,six of us are on our way to bratislava on the 1-09-06 we are not a stag do, we are all thirty+ looking for good music (60s&70s)good beer and food and really good female company,has anyone got any surgestions were to go?? thanks andy
Kazakh Modjo wrote on 17.07.2006 at 17:30:58:
It happened that I visited Bratislava for one night while I chilled in Vienna. I should say that I was surprised by all night life )) especially brothels.. I recommend Kotva bar, nice girls.. almost everyone speaks english or russian. I would like to know if there are any psychedelic trance parties?
stephen wrote on 12.07.2006 at 10:55:02:
Going to Bratislava next week for my stag do, 20 of us all together. Where are the best places that dont mind lots of drunken idots and dont rip you off too much
Gibbo wrote on 04.07.2006 at 14:21:03:
20 lads of about 25 years old are off to Bratislava on 07.06.06 for a stag. What are the best all day bars for boozing & are there any laid back relaxed clubs that tolerate fancy dress. no gay stuff though.
Miguel Herpst wrote on 23.06.2006 at 13:19:38:
Visit Evita Club in Bratislava. Perfect devilish girls! :-P
Chris wrote on 20.06.2006 at 17:53:28:
I'll be going to Bratislava for almost 30 days and am curious where I and a few others may be able to have a great time. No gay bars... I've been before but a long time ago. Need help finding sights and possibly some ladies. ??? any help would be great!! (Ladies) glaven.
MoT wrote on 06.06.2006 at 10:36:57:
Can some tell me where the Randal-Club is ?
I know its not your Kind of Music, but if someones knows where it is ... please post.
Thanx
monika wrote on 03.06.2006 at 00:25:37:
LEE: u should quit to watch some stupid american movies. i live in bratislava, i visit many pubs and discos, but what did u write.. it sounds crazy..
H wrote on 29.05.2006 at 21:08:38:
Recently returned from a stag-do in Bratislava (28May2006). The place is cluttered with english stag-do's, and they tolerate bad behaviour because they make lots of money from us. From my experience if you like dance music go to LaVerna (opposite mcdonalds) or Charlie's. They play good music. Bit disappointed with the lap dancing places, over-priced and not value for money. Stay away from Moulin Rouge. Crap. If you ask taxi drivers for strip joints, they take you to brothels. taxi drivers overcharge you, but still cheap to us brits. Have a good one.
josh wrote on 18.05.2006 at 15:41:05:
is it true that everything is cheap there in Bratislava and is it true that its easy to get lost of girls?
LEE wrote on 18.05.2006 at 13:05:22:
SOME LOCALS SEEMED FRIENDLY
BUT WE GOT REFUSED INTO ABOUT 4 CLUBS BECAUSE WE WERE ENGLISH , STRAIGHT UP.
LOT OF MAFFIA RUN THE CLUBS SO NOT ALOT YOU CAN DO UNLESS YOU WANNA GO MISSIN!! LOTS OF GUNS OUT THERE. ATTITUDE VERY LAME
james wrote on 17.05.2006 at 10:42:12:
for electroncik music house or techno and trance i suggest music club trafo or doppler both of them are playing only this and for boys recoment mesalina babylon kasanova kotva avoid big apple its a bullshit and dont forget the ebelina
Neil wrote on 15.05.2006 at 13:15:44:
Hi, 11 of us are going in may for a stag do, can you help out with the best places to go on a saturday and sunday night, bars, lapdancing etc.. cheers.
roman wrote on 08.05.2006 at 20:06:09:
I'll be visiting Bratislava the last week of May: I'm into industrial/ebm music but also hardcore/d&b etc. My question is this: what's the street fashion like in the city, is it underground in any way like london or new york? if I have doc martins and combat pants am I going to stick out like a sore thumb!?! thanks!
adam wrote on 03.05.2006 at 10:37:46:
Hi, I will be visiting Bratislava in August for my brothers stag weekend, looking for the best places to go on a Friday/Saturday night? Help us out ladies! Thanks.
Joel wrote on 21.04.2006 at 19:07:33:
Hi poeple!
I'm also coming to Bratislava on the 2nd of May 2006, and plan to stay there for a few days. Anyone knows a good house/techno/trance club? Especially something during the week would be brilliant as i get there on a tuesday.
Then I plan to go to Vienna, and somewhere else in the countries nearby, so it would also be really cool if someone could give me good tips to organise a great trip in Central Europe.
Thanks very much
Joel from France
roberto wrote on 18.04.2006 at 04:19:12:
Im dominican guy and Im moving to Bratilava soon so i will like to know whats going on down there and what i can do for have alot of fun....
georgina wrote on 14.04.2006 at 15:30:58:
Hey do you know where any lesbian bars or cafe's are located in bratislava?
sam wrote on 11.04.2006 at 04:35:22:
Hi! I am planning to come to Pohada but hoping to spend 2-3 days in Bartislava. Are there any trance clubs/buddha bars in town. Thanks for helping out. No gay bars please.
P-Man wrote on 10.04.2006 at 19:47:37:
Would you know where the best Bhangra/Indipop clubs are? Thanks
Zara wrote on 09.04.2006 at 15:24:39:
Hey,
Can anybody help me out? I need to know a couple of good House / Trance Clubs.
I will stay for 4 days, so that i at least need to know 2.
Thanks for your help. Zara
Jana wrote on 07.04.2006 at 19:11:27:
Go shopping to Aupark, eat in the Old Town restaurants,Milo, i don#t think there are hiphopbars in bratislava
Tilt wrote on 04.04.2006 at 01:10:15:
Had a good time in Charlies on 02/04/2006. Highly recommended.
al wrote on 31.03.2006 at 16:25:17:
can anyone recomend any good live music bars/clubs.
Milo wrote on 28.03.2006 at 15:45:57:
Hey coming to Bratislava for Easter weekend desperatly need to know where the RNB and Hip Hop clubs or Bars are please. Thanks in advance.
matt baird wrote on 28.03.2006 at 13:21:30:
Hi,planing a trip to Bratislava,Would like to know where the best areas to stay for allday drinking/clubbing. NO GAY PLACES thanks.
Bas wrote on 27.03.2006 at 15:18:09:
I would like to know the best places to go shopping and good quality restaurants in Bratislava , can you also tell me on a few good night clubs to go no gay bars thanks
frederic wrote on 17.03.2006 at 19:30:27:
this is my first night in bratislava, i certainly go to the dun club, expecting good sound... I m here for 6 months and need big bass
Greg wrote on 14.03.2006 at 00:01:22:
hello, any info on where best places to go for nightlife in bratislava would be greatly recieved. 13 of us going in mid june- no gay bars or clubs cheers!
Mikee B wrote on 30.01.2006 at 22:40:13:
Hi guys, Does anyonne know any Drum&Bass clubs in bratislava? Or any heavy dance nights? Will be there 18-23 march 2006. Peace :)
Katarina wrote on 23.01.2006 at 16:39:32:
I suggest Jazz Cafe in the downtown esp. with live music like this Saturday night will be!!!
Lucy wrote on 04.01.2006 at 20:26:43:
Hello - does anyone know if there are any soul/motown sort of nights? Cheers!
jakob wrote on 29.12.2005 at 18:27:10:
hy i look for the best place to party on sylvester in bratislava, young crowd, cool music, and a huge party we need! please help me!
barbara wrote on 29.12.2005 at 12:55:47:
i have a guestion... what club in bratislava has electronic music-like techno or house.i despertly need the information.thank you