Sights

  Bratislava itself, is a unique city, and it is extremely recommended you go to the tourist information booth to receive a Tourist card. This card accommodates for discounts in restaurants, free public transportation (Taxi's not included.) with walking and sightseeing tours, museums, and other places that tourists would plan to visit.
  Since Bratislava is uniquely located next to the immediate borders of Hungary and Austria, there has been an abundance of cultural history spread out upon this 1,100 year-old-city (as of 2007.). Bratislava is located on the Danube river; the same river that Vienna is located on. In the months of April to October, there is a ferry that runs three times a day for a reasonable price that interlocks the two cities.
  The town has an abundance of museums of culture around the entire city. Due to their rich history, there are at least six museums around the town, and many others.
  This incredible city can also be overseen on the Observation deck on one side of the bridge above the Danube, it will point out to you where the old city and the new city are located along with locating the castle over-looking the city.