Bratislava

Bratislava’s golden age was during the reign of Maria Theresa from Another landmark of Bratislava is the Slovak National Theatre in Hviezdoslav square the heart of Slovak Opera and Ballet Art. Just near of the Opera is the Reduta, home to the Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra. It’s a boroque concert hall, now it houses a casino and restaurant.
Slavín is a monument to Russian soldiers killed in the World War II. There is an incredible view of the city. There are 200 grave stones laid in the lawn Almost 7 thousand Russians died. In the area of Kamzík-the needle-like television aerial. High about Bratislava is a recreational area with picnic tables barbecue pits, places to play. The tower itself has fantastic revolving restaurant.

Our Country - the Slovak Republic
The Slovak Republic is an independent state situated in the Central Europe. It is bordered in the WEST by the Czech Republic
in the NORTH by Poland
in the EAST by Ukraine
in the SOUTH by Hungary and Austria
The borders are made by the rivers Moravia, the Danube and mountains /the Carpatians, the High Tatras/ The river Danube connects our country with the Black Sea and through Rhine - Main canal with the NORTHERN SEA.

The climate:
Is mild but in the east is continental. The weather is changeable. The mountainous regions are colder and rainier than southern lowlands, which are warmer with lot of sunshine.
The most important river: the Danube, the Morava, the Váh, the Hron, and the Hornad. Several water dams have been built on them to serve the needs of energy power, water supply, agriculture and tourism and sports. Our country is rich in thermal springs and sports. Our country is rich in thermal rheumatism and other diseases.
Slovakia is largely a mountainous country. In the southern and south eastern parts there are fertile lowlands. But near Bratislava you can relax or go hiking to the Small Carpatians famous for its wineyards - producing vine.
The SHITE CARPATIANS crate a natural the border between Slovakia and the Czech Republic. There are several national parks and reservations with protected species of animals and plants. In the High Tatras, the Low Tatras, The Little Fatra, The Grant Tatra, The ætiavnice Hills, The Slovak Paradise, the Slovak Ore Mountains.