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City Sites - contact info THEATRE Slovak National Theatre - opera and ballet Hviezdoslavovo n¡m. 1 Phone: 5443 3764 Theatre of P. O. Hviezdoslav - drama Laurinsk¡ 20 Phone: 5413 1321 Opening hours - ticket office: Mo - Fr 12:00 - 18:00 and half an hour before performance, if not sold out Mal¡ sc©na SND (Small scene of the Slovak National Theatre) Dostojevsk©ho rad 7 Phone: 5413 1321 Opening hours - ticket office: Mo - Fr 12:00-18:00 (in Laurinsk¡ street 20) and half an hour before performance, if not sold out Nov¡ sc©na Koll¡rovo n¡m. 20 Phone: 5292 5741, 1139, 7638 West Kol¡rska 3 Phone: 5296 5831 ?têdio L&S N¡m. 1. m¡ja 5 Phone: 5292 1584 Astorka - Korzo ?90 Such© míto 17 Phone: 5443 2093 Theatre Ar©na Viedensk¡ cesta 10 Phone: 6224 6875 Marionette Theatre of Bratislava Dunajsk¡ 36 Slovak Naive Theatre of Rado?in¡ ?kult©tyho 5 Phone: 5556 3508 CONCERTS AND MUSICALS Bratislava is a real town of music, even though unlike Vienna, a little bit less known in the world. In the past, there were giving concerts such giants of classical music as Mozart, Rubinstein, Lizst and others. Even today, not only classical music but also all music genres are prospering there. Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra Meden¡ 3 Phone: 5443 3352 location - historical centre, pedestrian zone Concert halls of the Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra: Reduta Palack©ho 2 Phone: 5443 3352 www.filharm.sk location - historical centre, pedestrian zone - close to the Carlton hotel Hall of Moyzes Vajansk©ho n¡bre?ie 12 Phone: 5292 5347 www.filharm.sk location - centre of the city, approximately 5 minute walking distance from the square ?af¡rikovo n¡mestie Slovak Radio - Concert Studio Mítna 1 Phone: 5727 3479, 3111 Music Centre - Mirbach Palace Franti?k¡nske n¡m. 11 Phone: 5443 1556 location - historical centre, pedestrian zone Music Hall of Bratislava Castle Mudroâova 1 Phone: 5441 3349 5934 1601 location - area of the Bratislava castle Concert Hall of the Order of St. Claire Church of the order of St. Claire Farsk¡ ulica location - historical centre, pedestrian zone Mirror Hall of the Primacial Palace Primaci¡lne n¡m.1 location - historical centre, pedestrian zone MUSEUMS City Museum Primaci¡lne n¡m.3 Phone: 5443 4742 Opening hours - differring in separate expositions www.muzeumbratislava.sk Expositions: Expositions of the city history Old city hall Primaci¡lne n¡m.1 Phone: 5920 5130 Opening hours: Tu - Fr 10:00 - 17:00, Sa - Su 11:00 - 18:00 It brings closer the history of the city from Middle Ages to the 20th century in separate units presenting the history of crafts and trade, coronations of Hungarian kings, science, technology as well as cultural life in the town, sacral arts, life style of nobility and bourgeoisie, ideas of national revival as well as development of industry in the second half of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. Exposition of viticulture/wine making Apponyi palace Radni¨n¡ 1 Phone: 5920 5141 Opening hours: Tu - Fr 10:00 - 17:00, Sa - Su 11:00 - 18:00 October - April: Tu - Su 09:30 - 16:30 The exposition documents over two thousand years of viticulture tradition in Bratislava and its surroundings ranging from the oldest documents up to the period of organising Bratislava's wine growers in various associations in the end of the 19th century. In addition to a unique collection of carved barrel bottoms and embossments, it offers information on rich history of Bratislava wine, reaching its peak by establishing business companies of European and world significance represented primarily by the companies of J. E. Hubert and J. Palugyai. Exposition of handicrafts Beblav©ho 1 Phone: 5441 2784 Opening hours: Tu - Fr 10:00 - 17:00, Sa - Su 11:00-18:00 October - April: Tu - Su 09:30 - 16:30 The exposition is documenting development of artistic/craft creation in Bratislava in the 16th to 19th centuries. There are shown exhibits of furniture creation, goldsmith works, artistic locksmith works as well as exhibits of extinct crafts as tinnery supplemented by objects of faience, glass and china. Exposition of weapons and medieval fortification St. Michael's tower Michalsk¡ 24 Phone: 5443 3044 Opening hours: Tu - Fr 10:00 - 17:00, Sa - Su 11:00-18:00 October - April: 09:30 - 16:30 It makes visitors acquainted with the history of city fortification, while there are exhibited various kinds of cold weapons, military and tournament and independent part is devoted to development of fire arms. It also documents crafts serving for needs of city defence, bringing closer the history of Bratislava's foundrymen and gunmakers. Entrance to the terrace of the tower is from the highest floor, providing outlook at the historical part of Bratislava and its surroundings. Pharmaceutical exposition - under reconstruction Pharmacy ˆervení rak (Red crayfish) Michalsk¡ 26 Music exposition - Native house of J. N. Hummel Klobê¨nicka 2 Phone: 5443 3888 Opening hours: Mo - Pi 10:00 - 18:00, Sa - Su 10:00 - 14:00 It brings closer life and work of the distinguished music composer J. N. Hummel (1770 - 1837). In two rooms on the first floor, there is exhibited factographic material related to life and creation of the composer, the interior is supplemented with period furniture. Out of the artist's extensive creation, there are shown exhibits of manuscripts and later issues of his works. There are also exhibited two spinets the master used to play. Museum of clocks - Good shepherd's house ?idovsk¡ 1 Phone: 5441 1940 Opening hours: Mo - Fr 10:00 - 17:00, Sa - Su 10:00 - 18:00 October - April: Tu - Su 09:30 - 16:30 The exposition documents the history of watchmaking from the end of the 17th to the end of the 19th centuries. There is a unique set of portable sundials of the 17th - 18th centuries, various types of table and wall clocks, alarm clocks and specimens of pocket watches. Most of exhibits are signed by Bratislava's watchmaking masters. Castle of Devn Mur¡nska ul. Phone: 6573 0105 Opening hours: Tu -Fr 10:00 - 17:00, Sa - Su 10:00 - 18:00 October - April closed 24 April 2004 officially opened Museum of Ancient Times Gerulata Gerulatsk¡ 69 - Rusovce Phone: 6285 9332 Opening hours: Tu - Su 10:00 - 17:00 October - April: closed The exposition brings closer the history of Roman Empire in the territory of Slovakia. It is located in the space where a military camp Gerulata used to be, the only one in our territory that was integral part of the Roman Empire, province Panonia. The oldest relic is represented by wooden/earth camp dating back from the end of the 1st and the beginning of the 2nd centuries. Museum of Arthur Fleischmann Biela ulica 6 Phone: no Opening hours: Tu - Fr 10:00 - 17:00, Sa -Su 11:00 - 18:00 October - April: 09:30 - 16:30 Besides a unique collection of ceramic works of the artist's early creative period preserved in collections of Bratislava, it shows a representative selection of 29 Fleischmann's works of the time span between the 1940-ies to 1970-ies, which were lent by the Foundation of Arthur Fleischmann in London. Along with extensive photograph documentation, it thus provides an integral picture of extraordinarily versatile artistic personality who has been rightly rated among significant protagonists of modern sculpture of the 20th century. Exposition of literature - Museum of Janko Jesenskí Somolick©ho 2 Phone: 5443 4742 Opening hours - visit is to be agreed in advance at the above-stated phone No. The Museum is located in the apartment of a significant Slovak poet and prosaist Janko Jesenskí (1874 - 1945 ). In the framework of an authentic living space - cabinet, entrance room, reception room, there are presented documents about work and life of the significant writer. Slovak National Museum Vajansk©ho n¡bre?ie 2 Phone: 5934 9141 Opening hours differ with separate expositions. www.snm.sk Expositions: Museum of Natural Science Vajansk©ho n¡bre?ie 2 Phone: 5934 9122 Opening hours: Tu -Su 09:00 - 17:00 Museum of Archaeology ?i?kova 12 Phone: 5441 6034 Opening hours: Tu - Su 09:00 - 17:00 Museum of Jewish Culture Zsigrayova kêria ?idovsk¡ 17 Phone: 5441 1444, 5934 9142 Opening hours: Mo - Su 11:00 - 17:00, except Saturdays Historical Museum Bratislava castle Phone: 5441 1444 Opening hours: Tu - Su 09:00 - 17:00 Museum of Music Bratislava castle Phone: 5441 3349 Opening hours: Tu - Su 09:00 - 17:00 Museum of Culture of Carpathian Germans ?i?kova 14 Phone: 5541 5570 Opening hours: Tu - Su 10:00 - 16:00 OTHER MUSEUMS Museum of Ships Boat Kriv¡â on the Danube-river - right-hand bank of the Danube Phone: 6241 2227 Opening hours: Mo - Su 11:00 - 24:00 Museum of Transport ?ancov¡ 1 Phone: 5244 4163 Opening hours: Tu - Fr 10:00 - 17:00 Sa - Su 09:00 - 18:00 Museum of Police of the Slovak Republic Gunduli¨ova 2 Phone: 5296 1136 Opening hours: Tu - Sa 10:00 - 17:00 Museum of Trade Linzbothova 16 Phone: 4552 7268 Museum of School System and Paedagogy Star© Grunty 52 Phone: 6241 0665 Museum of Physical Culture Trnavsk¡ ul.29/A Phone: 4437 2427 Mausoleum of Chatam Sofer n¡br. arm. gen. L. Svobodu Phone: 0903 265 453 Museum of Milan Dobe? Z¡mo¨ncka 13 Phone: 5443 2305 Opening hours: Tu - Su 10:00 - 18:00 GALLERIES Slovak National Gallery Rie¨na 1 Phone: 5443 4587 extension 226 (secretariat of Director). 5443 2053 (Mr. ˆerven¡k) Fax.: 5443 3971 email: info@sng.sk www.sng.sk Expositions: Water barracks R¡zusovo n¡bre?ie 2 Phone: 5443 2081-2 kl.267 Opening hours: Tu - Su 10:00 - 17:30 Permanent expositions of Gothic arts in Slovakia, baroque arts in Slovakia, Slovak visual arts of the 19th century, European visual arts of the 16th - 19th centuries and provisional exhibitions, for more detailed information on current exhibitions on www.sng.sk Eszterh¡zy palace Phone: 5443 2081-2 kl.243 Opening hours: Tu - Su 10:00 - 17:30 provisional exhibitions closed for reconstruction till April 2005 Parlour of the Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic N¡m.SNP 33 Opening hours: Tu - Su 10:00 - 17:30 Gallery of the City of Bratislava Expositions: Mirbachov pal¡c Franti?k¡nske n¡m.11 Phone: 5443 1556 - 8 Fax: 5443 2611 www.gmb.sk Opening hours: Tu - Su 11:00 - 18:00 Permanent exposition of medieval painting and sculpture as well as short-term exhibitions, whereas you will find the current programme of exhibitions www.gmb.sk P¡lfy palace Pansk¡ 19 Phone: 5443 3627 Opening hours: Tu - Su 11:00 - 18:00 Permanent expositions of Gothic table painting and plastic art, Central European painting and sculpture of the 19th century and short-term exhibitions, Traces of Celtic Bratislava in the light of archaeological findings (Metal foundry workshop and mint on the premises of Pansk¡ street No. 19 - 21), you may find the current programme of exhibitions on www.gmb.sk Primacial palace Primaci¡lne n¡m.1 www.gmb.sk Opening hours: Tu - Su 11:00 - 18:00 Permanent exposition of English goblin tapestries of the 17th century and several smaller picture expositions of assets of the Gallery of the city of Bratislava - an ensemble of Dutch and Flemish genre painting of the 17th century and exposition of Italian painting of the 16th and 17th centuries. |
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