Pubs For the more cosmopolitan and mixed crowd, try the city centre - you will find many places and try one of the ones advertising Slovak beers such as Zlaty Bazant. Alternatively go for a great Czech beer on tap - lagers like Budvar or Pilsner Urquell,…

Bratislava is a city great for going out and having fun. The city center, known as Staré Mesto, is the most recommended area for either having a coffee or tea in the afternoon or for going out during the night.

Prostitution is illegal in Slovakia and any form of pimping or organized solicitation is punishable by law. That is the official stance but - like most other major capitals - you will find a steady supply of erotic massage salons, up-market…

Bratislava is generally a safe city to walk in at any time of day. That being said it is still a major city and staying in well lit, populated areas and trusting your instincts will help you to avoid any uncomfortable situation. Around the Old Town, you…

Bratislava's three large casinos offer professional gambling and world class play in roulette, blackjack, and poker. The oldest and most central is the Casino Cafe Reduta located in a historical building in the heart of the Old Town.

Bratislava, previously also known as Partyslava, is nowadays oriented rather towards bars (Bartislava). It still is a capital city, with thousands of students and has a nice bunch of clubs, that you can have a great time in. This article mentions the…

For a period of time Bratislava had become one of Europe's most popular stag party destinations for UK stag dos. Much like other European stag destinations, the offerings for the stag market have evolved as more lad-packed budget airline flights…

The New York Times named Bratislava among its Five Great Gay Destinations on September 25, 2005: "The scene may be small, but the boys in the Slovakian capital look like extras from a Bel Ami movie and are incredibly friendly." They recommended…