Slovak Radio Building
The "inverted pyramid" is the seat of Slovak Radio since 1983. One of the first steel buildings in Slovakia is also the holder of the title "Building of the century".
Slavín - Monument to Soviet soldiers
Actually a military cemetery of Soviet Army soldiers, who fell while taking over the city from the German Wehrmacht in 1945. Finished in 1960, an example of Stalinist architecture.
The SNP Bridge
SNP stands for Slovak National Uprising. The bridge, finished in 1972, connects Petržalka (see below) to the Old Town. A restaurant and an observation deck are located on its top.
Slovak National Gallery
The brutally massive facade was built in 1977. After abandoning ideas to tear it down, it was reconstructed in 2022. It houses mostly contemporary art.
Kamzík TV tower
Overlooking the city, the tower provides TV and radio signal to Bratislava and its surroundings. The shape of a wine bottle should refer to the adjacent wine region.
Petržalka housing estate
Being home to approx. 114.000 people, Petržalka is the largest borough of Bratislava. The area witnessed massive development since 1960s and is a symbol of communist city planning.