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One of the most recognisable statues in Bratislava is the Watcher, looking out of a hatch at the intersection of Laurinská and Panská streets. Unlike many other statues, this one represents and symbolises nothing and no one. But locals enjoy creating myths around it, so, do not forget to touch the Watcher’s hat to make a wish!

Even in the centre of Bratislava, the cost of accommodation is low. Hostels start at 10 euro, a room in a hotel will cost at least 35 euro. If you need even cheaper accommodation, look for it in Ružinov, Nové Mesto, or Petržalka districts.

The Funus pub is the very place where locals like to spend time after work. It is situated in a cosy garden with chestnut trees and offers good beer and low prices on seasonal food. Many Slovak writers, poets, and politicians held meetings at this place in the middle of the 19th century.