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The Opera of the Slovak National Theatre will bid farewell to the year 2024 and toast to a happy entry into the New Year 2025 with three special concerts featuring favourite arias, toasts, choruses and orchestral numbers from well-known operas and operettas.
A story that once took place in Jerusalem and its surroundings will take place in the streets and squares of the Old Town
Join the carnival parade through the streets of the city, a competition for the best mask, donut tastings, workshops, interviews with experts, guided tours and a concert
Free entry to city institutions, free tours, creative workshops, competitions, river cruises, rides in historic vehicles, exhibitions and many other interesting events.
In the 18th century, it was very fashionable to furnish rooms in castles, the walls of which were covered with regularly arranged pictures. These rooms were called graphic cabinets. Check out our Bratislava one!
The collection of contemporary art since the second half of the 20th century presents works of prominent artists who were crucial in determining the nature of artistic development in Slovakia.
Slovak design and applied art of the 20th century have a key place in the SNG collections, primarily in an author’s and solitary position. Pairs or trios of artifacts are allowed by the curators to converse in harmony and tension, peace and ambivalence
The Slovak National Gallery is dedicating a double exhibition to “its” architect Vladimír Dedeček (1929 – 2020), creator of great concepts and almost a hundred realisations, an important co-author of the architectural form of modern Slovakia. Dedeček was also the architect of the recently renovated Slovak National Gallery building on the embankment.
