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Guided Tour through Old Town Bratislava
Guided Tour through Old Town Bratislava: A Whimsical Journey Through History
Ever dreamt of walking through a fairy tale without tripping over dragons or bumping into wizards? Our marvellous DMC in Bratislava is thrilled to offer your clients an enchanting guided tour of Old Town Bratislava, where cobblestone streets lead to a magical mix of medieval charm and modern quirks. Get ready for a historical hopscotch that’s as fascinating as it is fun—think of it as a history class where the teacher is a time-traveling storyteller with a knack for pointing out the quirkiest details!
Embark on a Guided Tour through Old Town Bratislava
Wander Into History:
Accompany your knowledgeable guide for an ambling walk along the main streets of historical center. As you thread your way through this maze of cobbled streets, every corner leads you to architectural marvels and landmarks that make this place resemble living museum. There it is St.Martin’s Cathedral where coronations happened until recently, or maybe Grassalkovich Palace where the nobility host secret parties but may be- all these are sights worth seeing!
Beautiful St. Martin’s Cathedral:
Enter St. Martin’s Cathedral which represents one of the symbols of Bratislava, breathing with its Gothic history. Be prepared to listen to stories about royal events that will make you feel like watching a movie.
Visit Grassalkovich Palace:
Then, take a peep at Grassalkovich palace – not just an architectural masterpiece but also one of the most prominent places in Bratislava where important city events take place. So just imagine yourself being some 19th century nobleman while staring at its amazing facades and well-groomed gardens.
Climb up to the Castle in Bratislava:
A visit to Bratislava Castle is a must for tourists who have arrived in the Old Town. Above the city, on high hills, this fortress provides breathtaking aerial views which will make your customers photographing as if searching for treasuries around. The palace’s rich past and its grand architecture are bound to capture their minds.
Wind up with a Touch of Local Flavour:
End your tour by visiting some of the town’s small cafes and shops where clients can relax while enjoying local tastes. They might be taking a cup of hot chocolate or shopping for souvenirs but that is surely how you should put an end to a day full of discoveries.
Book your Guided Tour through Old Town Bratislava
whisk your clients away on a magical journey through the heart of Bratislava. With a blend of historical splendor, charming streets, and expert storytelling, this guided tour promises to be a highlight of their visit.
Contact Bratislava DMC and let the adventures begin in Bratislava’s captivating Old Town!
A Taste of Bratislava
A Taste of Bratislava: Culinary Adventure and Craft Beer Tasting
Ever wondered what happens when you mix historic charm with a splash of local flavour and a dash of beer? DZK Travel DMC is here to serve up an unforgettable group activity that combines the best of Bratislava’s culinary delights with a touch of brewing magic. Get ready for a taste tour that’s as flavourful as it is fun—think of it as a gourmet treasure hunt where every stop is a delicious discovery!
Dive Into Bratislava’s Culinary Scene
Embark on a Flavour-Filled Walking Tour:
Strap on your comfy shoes and prepare to explore the gastronomic wonders of Bratislava. With a knowledgeable guide in front, your clients will wind through charming streets uncovering secret hideaways and local highlights that make this city a foodie mecca. Along the way, look forward to mouth-watering samplings galore that leave their taste buds singing.
Savour Traditional Slovak Delicacies:
First stop, traditional Slovak fare! From hearty bryndzové halušky (potato dumplings with sheep cheese) to delectable strudel, this tour offers a true taste of Slovak cuisine. Your clients will savour each bite while learning about the history and cultural significance behind these beloved dishes.
Craft Beer Tasting Extravaganza:
Next up, it’s time to raise a glass at some of Bratislava’s finest craft breweries. Your clients will have the chance to sample many different kinds of local brews from hoppy IPAs to rich stouts all via soaking inthe buzz inBratislava’s brewing scene. Our expert guides are always willing to share deep insights into both artful brewing as well as stories behind every beer.
Explore Local Markets and Hidden Gems:
Your clients will visit vibrant local markets and quaint shops where they can find unique culinary souvenirs as the tour continues. From artisanal cheeses to locally-made chocolates, there’s plenty to discover and take home as tasty mementos of their Bratislava adventure.
Conclude with a Relaxing Dinner:
Finish off the day by having a delightful dinner at a local restaurant where your clients can have a leisurely meal that blends traditional Slovakian dishes with contemporary ones. This is an ideal time for reflecting on what has been learnt during the day while enjoying the last bites of Bratislava’s food treasures.
Book A Taste of Bratislava Tour Today!
DZK Travel DMC invites you to join them for a flavourful journey through the heart of Bratislava. With a blend of delicious meals, craft beers, and local culture, this activity is bound to be one of your highlights during your stay.
Contact DZK Travel DMC and let your clients embark on a culinary adventure that’s sure to be a feast for the senses!
Activities Bratislava
Welcome to Bratislava, a jewel on the Danube where history and modernity mix. Slovakia’s enchanting capital city is best explored with DZK Travel DMC Bratislava.
Firstly, we recommend visiting the Bratislava Castle to get a sense of the city – it provides panoramic views and tells the story of this country in a nutshell. We can organize private tours that animate tales of kings and queens who once walked these halls. Then we move on to the Old Town, which is like an intricate web made up of cobblestone streets, baroque architecture and cozy cafés – you can either wander around at your own pace or take part in a guided historical tour.
Art lovers should not miss the Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum located on a peninsula in the Danube River in Bratislava – only through us you will get access to contemporary art exhibitions; private guided tours are available for deeper understanding of what you see.
Are you looking for some adventure? Try one of our kayak trips down the river! Paddle under Bratislava’s bridges and see the city from different perspective or go further into Danube floodplains national park – green oasis full of wildlife.
Foodies will enjoy our culinary tours presenting various cuisines present in Bratislava: traditional Slovak meals served at cosy pubs or modern dishes prepared by talented chefs in fancy restaurants – all accompanied with local wines or beers!
If you want to feel real local atmosphere visit Miletičova Market with us – vibrant place where you can buy fresh fruits&vegetables directly from farmers & taste some homemade products too!
One-day trips into nearby Small Carpathians are also possible – wine tastings among vineyards followed by castle ruins visit (Devin Castle) just few kilometers away from downtown area.
With this program designed by DZK Travel DMC Bratislava your clients will be able to discover all sides of Slovakian culture within few days spent in Bratislava – don't hestitae and let us plan your next trip!
Bratislava Airport Gears Up for Big Expansion
Bratislava Airport Gears Up for Big Expansion: More Routes, More Jobs, and (Probably) More Pastries
Brace yourselves, travelers—Bratislava International Airport is about to blow up in the best possible way. With a cool $100 million investment from Ryanair (and a sprinkle of help from Norwegian and Pegasus Airlines), the airport is preparing to launch an impressive array of new routes, boosting passenger numbers by a whopping 1.1 million annually. The Slovak government’s got their back, and Slovakia is ready to become the next big thing in European air travel. Ready to take off? Let’s go.
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Ryanair Takes Over with Five New Routes (And A Third Aircraft)
You know it, you love it—Ryanair is here to sprinkle some budget-friendly magic on Bratislava. In summer 2025, the airline will introduce five new routes to places like Bari, Gdansk, Milan Malpensa, Skiathos, and Zadar. Get ready to be hitting the Mediterranean, the Adriatic, and beyond for prices that might make you double-check your wallet.
And it’s not just about adding new routes. Ryanair’s also adding a third aircraft to its fleet based at Bratislava—because why not give passengers more options to jet off to sunnier destinations? These new connections will boost the airport’s capacity by 25%, create 1,000 local jobs, and toss in 90 high-paying aviation jobs just to keep things exciting. Talk about a win-win for Bratislava!
Norwegian Brings Back the Nordic Magic
Missed those sweet Scandinavian vibes? Well, you're in luck! Norwegian Airlines is resurrecting its direct route to Copenhagen starting June 28, 2025. It’s been a decade since this route was in action, but now, thanks to all the demand from Slovak travelers looking for a taste of the Nordics, it’s back. And just in time for your summer holidays. Two weekly flights on Tuesdays and Saturdays mean you’ll get that Nordic breeze whenever the mood strikes.
Pegasus Airlines Adds More Popular Destinations
If you’ve already hopped on a flight with Pegasus Airlines from Bratislava, you’ll be thrilled to hear that the low-cost carrier is doubling down on its presence. The route to Antalya—which became an instant favorite in 2024—is still going strong, alongside existing connections to Istanbul, London, Milan, Hurghada, and Skopje. In fact, Istanbul is still the most popular route, with three weekly flights buzzing between Slovakia and Turkey's cultural capital. Don’t worry, if you're a fan of budget-friendly flying, Pegasus has your back.
Passenger Growth: Bratislava on the Rise
Affordable prices paired with modern jets allow Pegasus Airlines to guarantee excellent service and a comfortable flight. In addition, travelers from Turkey or further places can get to East Jutland more easily with the new route available. This new addition will be very used whether people want to reunite with their friends, bask under the sun, or share some good times alongside delectable hummus.
Why Bratislava is Becoming Europe’s New Favorite Gateway
Therefore, prepare your luggage alongside the sunscreen and the sunglasses, and step onto the Pegasus Airlines flight towards your next holiday. Starting around May 9, we can finally say ‘Opa’ – or since, we are in Turkey - ‘Hadi gidelim’ – which in turkish translates to ‘Let’s go’. Exciting times ahead!!
Bratislava Airport Gears Up for Big Expansion
Pack your bags (and maybe a few snacks for the plane), because Bratislava is ready to fly higher than ever before. Who’s ready for an adventure?
Ryanair expands in Central Europe
Ryanair expands in Central Europe : More Routes, More Planes, More Fun!
Hold onto your luggage, folks—Ryanair is on the move in Central Europe! Starting March 31, 2025, they’re throwing some serious wings in the air with new routes and extra capacity that’ll have you saying, “Where’s my next flight?”
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The Highlights You Don’t Want to Miss
- New Route from Katowice to Dubrovnik: Twice a week, Mondays and Thursdays, the beachy vibes of Dubrovnik, Croatia will be just a Ryanair flight away. Yes, please.
- More Flights, More Options: With 20 million seats across 300 routes, Ryanair’s got your travel plans covered from Poland to wherever-you-want-to-go.
- Slovakia’s New Secret Weapon: Ryanair’s throwing in a third based aircraft at Bratislava Airport, cranking up flights across 21 routes and 100+ weekly departures. Can you say, “More travel, less hassle”?
Poland’s New Best Friend
In Poland, Ryanair has been flying high since 2007, and now it’s serving 22 destinations from Katowice Airport. Now they’re adding even more fun with the Dubrovnik route—just in time for your next beach getaway. It’s all part of the plan to get as many travelers as possible from point A to point B with that signature Ryanair flair.
Slovakia’s All About That Jet Life
Ryanair’s showing up big in Slovakia too. By adding a third aircraft at Bratislava Airport, they’re ready to boost their 100 weekly flights. That means you can fly more places, more often, whether you're headed to work or off to sip coffee by the sea. So, if you're in Slovakia, it's all wheels up—and with Ryanair in charge, it’s probably going to be a smooth ride.
Why You’ll Love that Ryanair expands in Central Europe
Whether you're heading to the stunning Croatian coastline, exploring Poland’s best bits, or flying out of Bratislava with ease, Ryanair’s got you covered. More routes, more options, and that sweet Ryanair style. What's not to love? Your next adventure is just a booking away!
Tunisia's Soaring Connectivity to Europe
Tunisia's Soaring Connectivity to Europe: A Record-Breaking Summer
Tunisia has more capacity to Europe than any other African country, after Morocco and Egypt, . It will offer a record 3.54 million departing seats between April and October, according to Cirium data, a 14.6% rise over 2019. In the past two decades, this is only the fourth time that Tunisian capacity has exceeded three million seats — showing strong recovery from the global pandemic among other things.
Highlights of Tunisia's Soaring Connectivity to Europe:
- Record Capacity: Highest ever for Tunisia with 3.54 million departing seats.
- Strong Growth: Up by 14.6% on 2019.
- Resilient Recovery: Overcoming the impacts of theglobal pandemic etc.
However, development has been held back by delays to an eagerly anticipated EU open skies agreement – much like Morocco, increased foreign (Ultra)LCC presence would benefit Tunisia to stimulate tourism and VFR traffic. Nevertheless, significant growth has been recorded by Nouvelair – a leisure operator based in Tunisia.
A Record Summer with Many New European Routes:
Over 30 new routes have been launched this summer – all are brand-new or not operated within the last decade by stated carriers; All are 2-weekly, except those with an *, which are weekly, and **, which are 3-weekly:
- 14 March: Nouvelair, Tunis-Basel (Switzerland)
- 27 March: easyJet, Bristol-Enfidha
- 31 May: Eurowings, Stuttgart-Monastir*
- 31 May: TUI fly Deutschland, Stuttgart-Djerba*
- 3 April: Nouvelair, Tunis-Berlin
- 5 April: Eurowings, Dusseldorf-Monastir
- 7 April: Nouvelair, Tunis-Bordeaux
- 19 April: Nouvelair, Sfax-Paris CDG
- 3 May: Eurowings Discover, Frankfurt-Monastir
- 6 May: Bulgaria Air, Sofia-Djerba*
- 26 May: Nouvelair, Tunis-Munich
- 1 June: Nouvelair, Djerba-Poznan*
- 1 June: Nouvelair, Sfax-Istanbul IST
- 12 June: Neos, Milan MXP-Djerba
- 12 June: Neos, Verona-Djerba*
- 12 June: Nouvelair, Monastir-Lublin/Katowice*
- 19 June: Neos, Bologna-Djerba/Monastir*
- 19 June: Neos, Rome FCO-Djerba/Monastir*
- 28 June: Nouvelair, Monastir-Bratislava*
- 19 June: Nouvelair, Tunis-Stockholm ARN*
- 2 July: Brussels Airlines, Brussels-Monastir
- 4 July: Eurowings, Hamburg-Tunis*
- 7 July: Nouvelair, Monastir-Banja Luka*
- 17 July: Nouvelair, Tunis-Milan MXP
- 10 September: Nouvelair, Tunis-Frankfurt**
- 11 September: Nouvelair, Tunis-Copenhagen*
- 14 September: Nouvelair, Tunis-St Petersburg
- 17 September: Nouvelair, Tunis-Bologna
- 29 October: easyJet, Basel-Enfidha
- 30 October: easyJet, London LTN-Enfidha**
- 30 October: Transavia France, Paris ORY-Tozeur
This year has seen a tremendous increase in the number of flights between Tunisia and Europe, with new routes being added at an unprecedented rate. Six airports in Tunisia now have direct flights from European cities, including Tozeur which will receive its first European flight since Tunisair stopped flying there last year when Transavia France starts serving Paris Orly on 30 October.
These developments demonstrate that Tunisia is serious about growing its tourism industry and aviation sector – an exciting future awaits for travellers and the country’s economy.
Tunisia has never been so easy to get to. Why not let our fantastic DMC in Tunisia help plan your next trip? Contact Barclay's Group Travel and get planning the trip of a lifetime!
