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Hviezdoslavovo námestie
Sight4.6 · 5 2844.4 · 567≈ 22 minFree entry
A pedestrian boulevard-square in the heart of Bratislava, running from the Slovak National Theatre down towards the Danube. A statue of the poet Pavol Országh Hviezdoslav stands at its centre, with fountains, rows of trees, cafés and embassies along the sides. It is the city's unofficial meeting point: students, wedding photos, Christmas markets in winter. The 1886 neo-renaissance theatre building sets the tone with its facade of sculpted muses.
Highlights
- Boulevard from the theatre to the Danube
- Statue of poet Hviezdoslav
- Neo-renaissance theatre of 1886
- Fountains, cafés and winter markets
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