Bratislava Christmas Market 4K

BRATISLAVA CHRISTMAS MARKET
00:00 Intro
01:04 Hlavné Námestie (Main Square)
09:26 Hviezdoslav Square
Bratislava is one of the quieter Christmas market holiday locations. It’s a great family-friendly destination. The central city is small and easy to get around and there are interesting museums and the castle that are worth visiting while you’re there
The Christmas markets in Bratislava may be small but its cosy, less crowded and more authentic than neighbouring markets. The food is carefully prepared and delicious while decorations and gifts are crafted by artisans.
Slovakians usually meet their friends and family for a Christmas market lunch or enjoy an after-work mulled wine or Punč with colleagues. Slovakian Christmas markets may not have the reputation of their Austrian and German counterparts, yet Bratislava, in particular, has Christmas traditions going back hundreds of years.
Bratislava Christmas Market dates: 22nd November to 22nd December.
Location: Hlavné Námestie (Main Square), Hviezdoslav Square and Františkánske Square.
Reason to visit: Bratislava is an easy day trip from Vienna or a stop on the way from Prague to Budapest. It’s quiet and affordable with a chance of snow.
Specialties: Potato pancakes, poppy strudel and grog.
Bratislava weather in winter: Temperatures average 4°C / -2°C (high / low) in December.
THINGS TO DO IN BRATISLAVA IN WINTER:
Bratislava is a small, compact city with most of the main sights within walking distance of the old town.
If you arrive by train, (for example, if you are on a day trip from Vienna) then the most walking you would do is downhill towards the old town from the train station.
This walk takes you by the Archbishop’s Palace, the Presidential Garden and the Presidential Palace.
A little further along you’ll spot white-washed Bratislava Castle on the hill to your right.
Then continue walking through the city gates towards the historic, cobblestone streets and baroque architecture of the old town.
It’s a beautiful sight as the narrow street opens up to the main square and the location of the Christmas market in Bratislava in 2022.
The top things to do in winter include:
Bratislava Castle - Beautifully renovated and now the Museum of History. Enjoy incredible views of the old town and the extended city.
Old Town Hall - The former government building is now the Bratislava City Museum.
Primate’s Palace - An absolutely stunning classicist palace which you can visit for a small fee.
Blue Church - A unique Art Nouveau church with a blue facade and mosaic features.
UFO - The modern observation deck is situated on the bridge above the Danube River.
The city is an affordable destination that you can visit on a city break or include in a tour of the region with cities like Vienna and Budapest.
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BRATISLAVA CHRISTMAS MARKET 2022
Bratislava is one of the quieter Christmas market holiday locations. It’s a great family-friendly destination. The central city is small and easy to get around and there are interesting museums and the castle that are worth visiting while you’re there
The Christmas markets in Bratislava may be small but they are cosy, less crowded and more authentic than neighbouring markets. The food is carefully prepared and delicious while decorations and gifts are crafted by artisans.
Slovakians usually meet their friends and family for a Christmas market lunch or enjoy an after-work mulled wine with colleagues. Slovakian Christmas markets may not have the reputation of their Austrian and German counterparts, yet Bratislava, in particular, has Christmas traditions going back hundreds of years.
Bratislava Christmas Market dates: 22nd November to 22nd December 2022.
Location: Hlavné Námestie (Main Square), Hviezdoslav Square and Františkánske Square.
Reason to visit: Bratislava is an easy day trip from Vienna or a stop on the way from Prague to Budapest. It’s quiet and affordable with a chance of snow.
Specialties: Potato pancakes, poppy strudel and grog.
Bratislava weather in winter: Temperatures average 4°C / -2°C (high / low) in December.
THINGS TO DO IN BRATISLAVA IN WINTER:
Bratislava is a small, compact city with most of the main sights within walking distance of the old town.
If you arrive by train, (for example, if you are on a day trip from Vienna) then the most walking you would do is downhill towards the old town from the train station.
This walk takes you by the Archbishop’s Palace, the Presidential Garden and the Presidential Palace.
A little further along you’ll spot white-washed Bratislava Castle on the hill to your right.
Then continue walking through the city gates towards the historic, cobblestone streets and baroque architecture of the old town.
It’s a beautiful sight as the narrow street opens up to the main square, the location of the Christmas market in Bratislava in 2022.
The top things to do in winter include:
Bratislava Castle - Beautifully renovated and now the Museum of History. Enjoy incredible views of the old town and the extended city.
Old Town Hall - The former government building is now the Bratislava City Museum.
Primate’s Palace - An absolutely stunning classicist palace which you can visit for a small fee.
Blue Church - A unique Art Nouveau church with a blue facade and mosaic features.
UFO - The modern observation deck is situated on the bridge above the Danube River.
The city is an affordable destination that you can visit on a city break or include in a tour of the region with cities like Vienna and Budapest.

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