Whether you opt for classic shopping or for local creators, Bratislava got you covered
Developments over the past two decades have brought new life and spirit to many locations of Bratislava and created new living, business, shopping and leisure zones, popular among locals and tourists alike. There are three recently built shopping malls, which can be easily reached from Bratislava’s City Centre – Eurovea, Aupark, and Nivy but also a plenty of small shops with goods of local creators.
A treasured part of the shopping experience is stopping for a coffee and cake or even better, a lunch and a drink. And while nibbling, sipping and chatting to your companion, people watching is good fun too. Bratislava’s burgeoning café culture offers a great choice of professionally brewed coffees and teas, accompanied by a delicious selection of cakes and tarts.
Euroveais a shiny new, modern shopping centre situated on the bank of the Danube, close to the Apollo Bridge. There is a public riverside park offers spectacular views over the Danube, bridges and Petržalka. You can find here a perfect combination of shopping and relaxation. It is ten minutes walk from the Old Town. It’s a cultural centre too and many events, ranging from concerts to Christmas markets to giant screen sporting matches are hosted here.
The new shopping centres are an attractive option for tourist seeking an alternative to Vienna, where shops are often closed during weekends. Shopping in Slovakia thrives seven days a week and most of the shops in the malls are open until 8 or 9pm every day.
A honey shop in the old town in Bratislava with products from a family bee farm, in addition…
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